Godfrey Phillips India (GDFR.NS) shares climbed 4.2% today, breaking a seven-day losing run amid renewed investor interest. Trading around ₹2,713, the stock shows resilience despite recent pressures, buoyed by strong fundamentals in cigarettes and FMCG. YTD gains stand at 62%, signaling robust long-term potential.
Price Action Breakdown
Godfrey Phillips India Ltd (NSE: GODFRYPHLP) ended its seven-session decline with a sharp 4.2% intraday gain, reaching ₹2,712.90 by midday on December 9, 2025. This rebound follows a 10.39% drop over the past month, contrasting broader market steadiness. Volume spiked to 2.4 lakh shares, with VWAP at ₹2,652.94, indicating strong buying support.
Key Highlights
Technical Recovery: Stock up 2.54% from previous close of ₹2,645.80; high of ₹2,726.90 vs. low ₹2,572—snapping recent downtrend after seven straight losses.
Market Context: 1-week return -2.78%, but YTD +61.83% and 1-year +43.51%; outperforms Nifty in 3Y (317%) and 5Y (701%).
Fundamentals Strong: Market cap ₹42,366 Cr; P/E 41.62; 52-week range ₹1,371-₹3,947. Tobacco (98% sales) drives growth via Marlboro pact.
Recent Catalysts: Echoes prior 7% snap from losing streak on COO hire; bonus issue and Q1 profit jump (56% YoY) fuel optimism.
Sources: NSE India, Moneycontrol, MarketsMojo