Here are the latest stock price details of India's top Semiconductor stocks. For more detailed updates, check the latest Semiconductor sector results.
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ASM TECHNOLOGIES | 1,412.10 -0.96% | Not Listed |
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BHARAT ELECTRONICS | 280.80 1.92% | 280.85 1.96% |
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CG POWER & INDUSTRIAL | 730.25 2.71% | 730.05 2.64% |
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DIXON TECHNOLOGIES | 15,345.75 2.32% | 15,348.70 2.36% |
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HCL TECHNOLOGIES | 1,899.05 3.43% | 1,898.40 3.38% |
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KAYNES TECHNOLOGY | 5,856.60 1.03% | 5,854.85 0.77% |
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KERNEX MICROSYS | 945.65 -2.77% | 943.05 -2.70% |
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MIC ELECTRONICS | 83.33 0.12% | 83.35 0.25% |
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MOSCHIP TECHNOLOGIES | 226.00 3.22% | Not Listed |
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NIFTY 50 | Not Listed | 23,907.25 2.39% |
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S&P BSE SENSEX | 79,117.11 2.54% | Not Listed |
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TATA ELXSI | 6,585.20 1.40% | 6,586.45 1.39% |
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VEDANTA | 445.05 0.56% | 445.35 0.58% |
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BSE prices: November 22, 2024 (Close) NSE prices: November 22, 2024 (Close)
Within the Semiconductor sector, the top gainers were MINDTECK INDIA (up 10.0%) and HCL TECHNOLOGIES (up 3.4%). On the other hand, KERNEX MICROSYS (down 2.8%) and SPEL SEMICONDUCT (down 2.0%) were among the top losers.
Meanwhile, the benchmark S&P BSE SENSEX was at 79,117.1 (up 2.5%).
Based on marketcap, these are the top semiconductor companies in India:
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Within the Semiconductor sector, the top gainers were MINDTECK INDIA (up 10.0%) and HCL TECHNOLOGIES (up 3.4%). On the other hand, KERNEX MICROSYS (down 2.8%) and SPEL SEMICONDUCT (down 2.0%) were among the top losers.
Since semiconductor stocks interest you, check out our analysis of the best semiconductor stocks in India.
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After opening the day higher, Indian benchmark indices remained positive as the session progressed and ended the day on firm footing.