Titan shares up 25% from 52-week low, 9% upside still in sight;

Titan Company Ltd, one of India's leading lifestyle and jewellery brands, has witnessed a sharp recovery in its stock price, climbing nearly 25% from its 52-week low of ₹2,947.55 recorded in early April 2025. Currently trading around ₹3,685–₹3,700, the stock still holds potential for further upside, with analysts estimating a 9% to 15% gain in the near term. Brokerages like Nuvama have maintained a bullish stance, projecting a target of ₹4,100–₹4,150, while JM Financial recently upgraded the stock to a 'Buy' rating with a ₹3,725 price target.

This surge in Titan’s stock is backed by strong fundamentals and a positive outlook in the organised retail and branded jewellery segment. The company reported a healthy 13% year-on-year increase in Q4 net profit, amounting to ₹871 crore, driven by robust demand in its jewellery division and steady performance in the watches and wearables segment. Titan has also benefited from the overall rally in gold prices, which has enhanced customer interest in high-value purchases, especially during wedding and festive seasons.

From a technical perspective, Titan recently broke past its resistance near ₹3,000 and has since maintained momentum. The stock is currently just about 4–5% short of its 52-week high of ₹3,866, touched in late September 2024. If this resistance is breached, it could trigger a fresh rally and take the stock into uncharted territory.

Overall, Titan appears to be on a solid recovery path, with both market sentiment and company performance aligning to support a continued upward move. Investors and traders may keep an eye on upcoming quarterly results and any broader trends in discretionary spending and gold prices, which could further impact the trajectory of the stock.