Near 52-Week Low
Stocks within 15% of their annual low. Potential bargains or companies facing headwinds — due diligence required. $1B+ only.
200 stocks
Updated Sep 22, 2026
$1,571.09T
Total Market Cap
—
Avg P/E Ratio
+0.29%
Avg Daily Change
$89.68
Avg Share Price
Stocks trading near their 52-week low represent companies whose share prices have fallen significantly over the past year. This list screens for stocks within 15% of their annual low — a zone that can signal either deep value opportunities or deteriorating fundamentals. Distinguishing between the two requires careful analysis of the reasons behind the decline.
Contrarian investors often find their best opportunities among stocks near 52-week lows, applying the principle of buying when others are fearful. Warren Buffett has built much of his fortune by purchasing quality companies during periods of temporary distress. However, not every decline is temporary — some stocks are cheap for good reasons, including declining revenue, competitive threats, or structural industry changes.
This list filters for companies with market caps above $1 billion to exclude the most speculative names. It shows the current price, the 52-week low, the percentage above that low, and daily change data updated from live market feeds. Use this as a starting point for research, not as a buy list.
| # | Symbol | Name | Price | 52W Low | From Low | Change % | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | WLWHY | Woolworths Group Limited | $2.60 | $4,678.00 | -99.9% | +7.36% | 45.71B |
| 2 | BRK.B | Berkshire Hathaway Inc | $503.49 | $698,000.00 | -99.9% | +0.29% | 979.91B |
| 3 | BRK-B | Berkshire Hathaway Inc | $503.49 | $698,000.00 | -99.9% | +0.29% | 979.91B |
| 4 | SSNLF | Samsung Electronics | $140.00 | $53,700.00 | -99.7% | +114.69% | 1,371.15T |
| 5 | ICL | Icl Group Ltd | $5.40 | $1,447.00 | -99.6% | +1.12% | 21.58B |
| 6 | NYAX | Nayax Ltd | $43.33 | $11,610.00 | -99.6% | -1.90% | 4.95B |
| 7 | ESLT | Elbit Systems Ltd | $744.75 | $149,030.00 | -99.5% | -0.79% | 104.94B |
| 8 | SONY | Sony Group Corporation | $23.42 | $3,136.00 | -99.3% | -0.72% | 20.41T |
| 9 | ENLT | Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd | $73.53 | $9,101.00 | -99.2% | -2.42% | 30.68B |
| 10 | INFY | Infosys Limited | $10.81 | $1,215.10 | -99.1% | -0.73% | 5.40T |
| 11 | WIT | Wipro Limited | $1.71 | $186.50 | -99.1% | +2.40% | 2.13T |
| 12 | RDY | Dr. Reddy's Laboratories | $12.62 | $1,020.00 | -98.8% | +1.77% | 1.01T |
| 13 | IMBBY | Imperial Brands PLC | $33.16 | $2,648.00 | -98.8% | -0.51% | 21.70B |
| 14 | NGLOY | Anglo American plc | $27.24 | $1,987.20 | -98.6% | +2.06% | 38.84B |
| 15 | MUFG | Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group | $23.15 | $1,630.50 | -98.6% | -1.15% | 32.95T |
| 16 | UL | Unilever PLC | $62.87 | $4,068.00 | -98.5% | +1.13% | 92.04B |
| 17 | RELX | RELX PLC | $32.96 | $1,991.00 | -98.3% | -1.35% | 48.14B |
| 18 | AZN | AstraZeneca PLC | $166.08 | $9,651.00 | -98.3% | -0.04% | 230.48B |
| 19 | BTI | British American Tobacco p.l.c. | $55.76 | $3,013.00 | -98.2% | +0.02% | 89.90B |
| 20 | HLMAF | Halma plc | $48.35 | $2,610.00 | -98.2% | +2.37% | 16.65B |
| 21 | SSEZF | SSE plc | $33.66 | $1,589.50 | -97.9% | -2.82% | 31.88B |
| 22 | IBN | ICICI Bank Limited | $28.08 | $1,187.60 | -97.6% | -0.85% | 9.17T |
| 23 | RIO | Rio Tinto Group | $97.52 | $4,110.00 | -97.6% | +0.49% | 126.43B |
| 24 | RYCEY | Rolls-Royce Holdings plc | $20.08 | $698.20 | -97.1% | +3.45% | 105.00B |
| 25 | HDB | HDFC Bank Limited | $23.49 | $726.65 | -96.8% | -0.68% | 12.27T |
| 26 | PUK | Prudential plc | $25.84 | $757.40 | -96.6% | -1.56% | 28.09B |
| 27 | SHEL | Shell plc | $93.98 | $2,349.00 | -96.0% | +0.76% | 189.50B |
| 28 | GSK | GSK plc | $50.77 | $1,263.50 | -96.0% | -0.61% | 84.80B |
| 29 | TSCDY | Tesco PLC | $19.48 | $343.60 | -94.3% | +1.70% | 31.40B |
| 30 | GLNCY | Glencore plc | $14.47 | $237.88 | -93.9% | -3.15% | 65.26B |
| 31 | DEO | Diageo plc | $87.44 | $1,351.00 | -93.5% | +0.71% | 32.74B |
| 32 | BAESY | BAE Systems plc | $109.67 | $1,588.50 | -93.1% | +1.15% | 64.98B |
| 33 | TM | Toyota Motor Corporation | $191.53 | $2,409.00 | -92.1% | -1.23% | 44.21T |
| 34 | LYG | Lloyds Banking Group plc | $5.81 | $66.94 | -91.3% | -1.36% | 60.15B |
| 35 | BCS | Barclays PLC | $25.01 | $274.15 | -90.9% | -1.15% | 59.92B |
| 36 | HESAY | Hermès International | $154.19 | $1,529.00 | -89.9% | +1.36% | 173.13B |
| 37 | TCEHY | Tencent Holdings | $55.85 | $440.20 | -87.3% | +3.62% | 4.68T |
| 38 | BP | BP p.l.c. | $43.29 | $337.65 | -87.2% | +0.30% | 90.22B |
| 39 | HSBC | HSBC Holdings plc | $101.83 | $781.60 | -87.0% | -0.98% | 229.95B |
| 40 | NVO | Novo Nordisk A/S | $39.45 | $224.25 | -82.4% | -0.88% | 1.14T |
| 41 | HAFN | Hafnia Ltd | $9.23 | $51.70 | -82.2% | -4.94% | 45.06B |
| 42 | EQNR | Equinor ASA | $41.92 | $226.40 | -81.5% | -1.34% | 903.95B |
| 43 | LI | Li Auto Inc | $11.68 | $61.15 | -80.9% | +1.39% | 146.16B |
| 44 | BWLP | Bw Lpg Ltd | $24.44 | $117.80 | -79.3% | -3.36% | 36.94B |
| 45 | LVMUY | LVMH Moët Hennessy | $91.90 | $436.55 | -79.0% | -2.40% | 240.62B |
| 46 | HSHP | Himalaya Shipping Ltd | $18.14 | $75.00 | -75.8% | -3.82% | 8.58B |
| 47 | VOD | Vodafone Group Plc | $16.66 | $67.80 | -75.4% | -2.12% | 26.85B |
| 48 | LRLCY | L'Oréal S.A. | $86.24 | $338.85 | -74.6% | -0.94% | 186.30B |
| 49 | BH | Biglari Holdings Inc-B | $345.34 | $1,238.00 | -72.1% | -2.15% | 1.12B |
| 50 | TRMD | Torm Plc-A | $34.63 | $122.65 | -71.8% | -6.71% | 24.28B |
| 51 | JD | JD.com Inc | $27.40 | $95.90 | -71.4% | +0.44% | 312.29B |
| 52 | ASX | ASE Technology Holding Co | $44.83 | $127.00 | -64.7% | +2.52% | 1.97T |
| 53 | YSS | York Space Systems Inc | $8.55 | $16.93 | -49.5% | -2.40% | 4.13B |
| 54 | TSM | Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing | $449.70 | $816.00 | -44.9% | +1.02% | 54.07T |
| 55 | SNY | Sanofi | $42.71 | $74.85 | -42.9% | +0.54% | 97.65B |
| 56 | XPEV | XPeng Inc | $10.44 | $15.38 | -32.1% | -0.29% | 17.01B |
| 57 | TU | Telus Corp | $8.58 | $12.38 | -30.7% | -1.15% | 19.81B |
| 58 | AQN | Algonquin Power & Utilities | $5.21 | $7.26 | -28.2% | -0.57% | 5.81B |
| 59 | BGSI | The Boyd Group Inc | $80.85 | $112.35 | -28.0% | +1.29% | 3.53B |
| 60 | GOOS | Canada Goose Holdings Inc | $7.46 | $10.29 | -27.5% | +0.00% | 1.01B |
| 61 | BCE | Bce Inc | $21.70 | $29.66 | -26.8% | -1.32% | 29.09B |
| 62 | BNT | Brookfield Wealth Solutions | $37.83 | $51.37 | -26.4% | -0.55% | 18.62B |
| 63 | GIL | Gildan Activewear Inc | $47.01 | $63.72 | -26.2% | +1.84% | 11.99B |
| 64 | BBUC | Brookfield Business-Cl A | $26.22 | $35.36 | -25.9% | +1.90% | 7.33B |
| 65 | ATS | Ats Corp | $19.11 | $25.59 | -25.3% | -0.26% | 2.63B |
| 66 | CIGI | Colliers Intl Gr-Subord Vot | $92.45 | $123.47 | -25.1% | +0.05% | 6.39B |
| 67 | RCI | Rogers Communications Inc-B | $33.27 | $44.21 | -24.8% | -3.31% | 26.74B |
| 68 | RBA | Rb Global Inc | $83.36 | $110.37 | -24.5% | -0.41% | 22.18B |
| 69 | CBAUF | Commonwealth Bank of Australia | $111.08 | $146.98 | -24.4% | -11.56% | 297.76B |
| 70 | STN | Stantec Inc | $71.07 | $93.28 | -23.8% | +0.47% | 11.06B |
| 71 | TAC | Transalta Corp | $11.93 | $15.62 | -23.6% | -3.09% | 5.43B |
| 72 | WCN | Waste Connections Inc | $155.42 | $203.46 | -23.6% | -0.08% | 55.74B |
| 73 | STKAF | ST Engineering Ltd | $3.05 | $3.98 | -23.4% | -1.61% | 10.39B |
| 74 | ENB | Enbridge Inc | $47.90 | $62.42 | -23.3% | -0.62% | 151.56B |
| 75 | EMA | Emera Inc | $48.76 | $63.17 | -22.8% | +0.00% | 21.04B |
| 76 | CAE | Cae Inc | $24.57 | $31.42 | -21.8% | +0.12% | 10.78B |
| 77 | FSV | Firstservice Corp | $133.34 | $169.60 | -21.4% | +0.29% | 8.36B |
| 78 | ORLA | Orla Mining Ltd | $9.44 | $11.81 | -20.0% | +5.59% | 4.66B |
| 79 | FTS | Fortis Inc | $53.84 | $67.15 | -19.8% | +0.43% | 38.94B |
| 80 | OTEX | Open Text Corp | $22.99 | $27.63 | -16.8% | -0.39% | 7.97B |
| 81 | GIB | Cgi Inc | $69.48 | $83.34 | -16.6% | +0.09% | 20.40B |
| 82 | BLDP | Ballard Power Systems Inc | $2.22 | $2.61 | -14.9% | +2.30% | 1.03B |
| 83 | TRP | Tc Energy Corp | $59.78 | $69.41 | -13.9% | -1.16% | 86.14B |
| 84 | DOO | Brp Inc/Ca- Sub Voting | $57.90 | $67.11 | -13.7% | -0.45% | 5.81B |
| 85 | SIEGY | Siemens AG | $157.33 | $180.96 | -13.1% | +3.47% | 182.64B |
| 86 | PDD | PDD Holdings Inc | $79.88 | $91.53 | -12.7% | +0.74% | 144.38B |
| 87 | ODV | Osisko Development Corp | $2.72 | $3.07 | -11.4% | -0.73% | 1.18B |
| 88 | TRI | Thomson Reuters Corp | $95.66 | $107.91 | -11.4% | +0.24% | 61.36B |
| 89 | LSPD | Lightspeed Commerce Inc | $9.66 | $10.80 | -10.6% | +1.05% | 1.77B |
| 90 | TFPM | Triple Flag Precious Met | $33.73 | $37.28 | -9.5% | +2.96% | 9.48B |
| 91 | CP | Canadian Pacific Kansas City | $87.99 | $96.50 | -8.8% | +1.36% | 107.98B |
| 92 | PBA | Pembina Pipeline Corp | $45.92 | $50.15 | -8.4% | -1.01% | 38.73B |
| 93 | GFL | Gfl Environmental Inc-Sub Vt | $42.34 | $46.12 | -8.2% | -0.98% | 26.37B |
| 94 | WFG | West Fraser Timber Co Ltd | $74.32 | $80.38 | -7.5% | +3.08% | 7.30B |
| 95 | DSGX | Descartes Systems Grp/The | $78.86 | $85.26 | -7.5% | -0.67% | 9.53B |
| 96 | TPB | Turning Point Brands Inc | $61.31 | $65.80 | -6.8% | -10.02% | 1.38B |
| 97 | CNL | Collective Mining Ltd | $12.92 | $13.76 | -6.1% | -0.54% | 1.55B |
| 98 | DNN | Denison Mines Corp | $2.93 | $3.12 | -6.1% | +1.38% | 3.67B |
| 99 | CNI | Canadian Natl Railway Co | $119.52 | $126.96 | -5.9% | +1.71% | 101.51B |
| 100 | KGC | Kinross Gold Corp | $28.70 | $30.31 | -5.3% | +3.27% | 47.30B |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does near 52-week low mean?
A stock near its 52-week low is trading close to the lowest price it has reached in the past year. This list includes stocks within 15% of that low point. For example, if a stock's 52-week low is $50 and it currently trades at $55, it is 10% above its low and would appear on this list. Being near the 52-week low indicates sustained selling pressure but does not automatically indicate whether the stock is a bargain or a trap.
Should I buy stocks near their 52-week low?
Not automatically. Stocks near 52-week lows require thorough fundamental analysis before buying. Ask why the stock has declined — is it a company-specific issue, a sector-wide downturn, or broad market weakness? Stocks with strong balance sheets, growing revenue, and temporary headwinds can be excellent buys. Stocks with deteriorating fundamentals, excessive debt, or secular decline may continue falling regardless of how cheap they appear.
What is the difference between a value opportunity and a value trap?
A value opportunity is a fundamentally sound company temporarily mispriced by the market. A value trap is a stock that appears cheap but keeps declining because its business is genuinely deteriorating. Key differentiators include free cash flow trends (positive and stable vs negative), competitive position (strengthening vs eroding), balance sheet health (manageable debt vs overleveraged), and management quality. Checking insider buying can also help — insiders buying near lows is a positive signal.
What causes stocks to hit 52-week lows?
Common causes include earnings misses or guidance cuts, sector rotation away from the company's industry, rising interest rates hurting growth valuations, competitive threats, regulatory actions, management changes, and macroeconomic concerns. Some declines are company-specific (fraud, product failures) while others affect entire sectors (oil price crashes, tech selloffs). Understanding the cause helps determine whether the decline is temporary or structural.
How to analyze stocks near 52-week lows?
Start with the balance sheet — debt levels, cash position, and current ratio. Companies with strong balance sheets can survive temporary downturns. Next, examine revenue trends and free cash flow generation. A company still growing revenue despite a stock price decline is more attractive than one with falling sales. Check analyst sentiment and insider transactions. Finally, compare the current valuation to historical averages and industry peers to determine if the discount is justified.
Do stocks near 52-week lows bounce back?
Research shows mixed results. Studies indicate that stocks near 52-week lows slightly underperform the market on average over the following 6-12 months, suggesting momentum tends to persist. However, this average masks wide dispersion — some stocks recover sharply while others continue declining. The stocks that recover tend to have strong fundamentals, improving earnings estimates, and insider buying. Systematic contrarian strategies work best with strict quality filters and diversification.
What is a 52-week range?
The 52-week range shows the highest and lowest prices a stock has traded at during the past year. It provides context for the current price relative to recent history. A stock trading near the bottom of its range has experienced significant decline, while one near the top shows strong momentum. The 52-week range is widely reported on financial websites and brokerage platforms and is one of the most commonly referenced technical indicators for gauging a stock's relative price position.
Is buying the dip a good strategy?
"Buying the dip" works best when applied to fundamentally strong companies or broad indices during temporary pullbacks. Historically, buying S&P 500 dips of 10%+ has been profitable over subsequent 1-3 year periods. For individual stocks, the strategy is riskier because some dips are permanent declines. Successful dip buying requires distinguishing temporary setbacks from structural problems and sizing positions appropriately. Using a dollar-cost averaging approach rather than investing all at once can reduce timing risk.
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