
Hindustan Copper share price (NSE: HINDCOPPER) has been in strong demand, rising for the fourth straight session. The stock jumped another 12% in the latest trading session after gaining 13% the previous day.
Overall, the stock has gained around 46% in January, marking one of its strongest starts to a year in over a decade.
With the recent surge, Hindustan Copper touched a new 52-week high of ₹720.90. The rally has been sharp and fast, with the stock more than doubling over the past two months.
The share price has climbed from around ₹300 in early December 2025 to over ₹720 now. Over the last one year, the stock is up more than 200%, while its market value has grown to nearly ₹70,000 crore.
The biggest driver behind the rally is the sharp rise in global copper prices. Copper prices have hit record highs in international markets due to supply concerns and a weaker US dollar.
Copper futures on the London Metal Exchange have risen over 12% in January alone. As India’s only vertically integrated copper miner, Hindustan Copper is often seen as a direct play on rising copper prices.
The stock has also benefited from increased interest from retail investors. The number of small shareholders rose between the September and December quarters.
Copper demand continues to rise due to its key role in electric vehicles, renewable energy projects and power infrastructure upgrades.
Electric vehicles use significantly more copper than traditional vehicles, while solar and wind projects require extensive copper wiring. Demand is also growing from data centres and AI-related infrastructure.
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Hindustan Copper recently informed exchanges that it has emerged as the preferred bidder for a copper and associated mineral block in Madhya Pradesh. This has further strengthened investor confidence in the company’s growth prospects.
Hindustan Copper’s sharp rally reflects a mix of rising global metal prices, strong retail interest and a solid long-term demand outlook linked to EVs and clean energy. While the momentum remains strong, investors should be mindful of volatility after such a steep run-up.
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Published on: Jan 29, 2026, 1:40 PM IST

Kusum Kumari
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