REC Ltd Stock Analysis: Price, Trends & Performance

On: Tuesday, January 6, 2026 2:09 PM
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REC Ltd Stock Performance Analyzed

REC Ltd’s stock price is currently at Rs 383, showing a small increase of 0.52% today. This movement is happening within a broader market trend where the NIFTY index is down slightly by 0.33% and the Sensex is also down by 0.48%. It’s important to look at how REC Ltd has performed over different periods to understand the full picture.

Key Points

  • REC Ltd’s current price is Rs 383, up 0.52%.
  • Stock has dropped 25.7% in the past year.
  • NIFTY is down, while Nifty Financial Services is up.
  • REC Ltd gained 11.79% in the last month.
  • Volume today is lower than the monthly average.
  • PE ratio is 5.85, showing low valuation.

Recent Stock Activity

Over the last month, REC Ltd has actually increased in value by 11.79%. This is happening while other similar stocks, like the Nifty Financial Services index (which it belongs to), have risen by around 0.9% in the same time. The index is currently at 27851.45 and up 0.3% on the day.

Comparing to the Market

However, if you look back over the last year, REC Ltd’s stock has gone down by 25.7%. This is much lower than the performance of the overall NIFTY index, which has jumped by 10.36%, or the Nifty Financial Services index, which rose by 19.23%. These differences show that REC Ltd is not keeping up with the rest of the market.

Trading Volume and Futures

Today, a lot of shares were traded – 63.83 million shares. This is slightly less than the average trading volume over the past month, which was 71.2 million shares. The price of the January futures contract for REC Ltd is currently Rs 383.85, also up 0.59%.

Valuation

The company’s PE (Price-to-Earnings) ratio is 5.85, based on its earnings for the most recent quarter. This suggests the stock is currently undervalued compared to its profits.

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