Reliance Home Finance Stock Touches 52-Week High

Mumbai, June 5, 2025 — Reliance Home Finance Ltd (NSE: RHFL) recorded a significant surge on Wednesday, touching a new 52-week high of ₹6.11 in early trading. This marks a substantial recovery from its 52-week low of ₹2.15, seen on November 29, 2024. The stock rose nearly 5 percent in the morning session, continuing its multi-day upward momentum on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

As the stock gained over 61%, RHFL’s market capitalisation jumped from around ₹180 crore to ₹296 crore. This rapid valuation increase signals that investors are re-rating the stock based on improved earnings and buying patterns. The rally has boosted retail wealth and brought the micro-cap back into focus. With rising market cap and volumes, RHFL is once again on the radar of institutional investors and analysts tracking resolution-bound financial firms

Key Trading Highlights

Key Trading Highlights

• 52-Week High (Today): ₹6.11
• 52-Week Low: ₹2.15 (November 29, 2024)
• Opening Price: ₹6.11
• Previous Close: ₹5.82
• Volume (as of 9:41 AM): 11.46 lakh shares
• Total Market Capitalisation: ₹296.37 crore
• Free Float Market Cap: ₹294.17 crore
• VWAP: ₹6.11

The sharp upward movement has propelled RHFL by over 60 percent in the past eight trading sessions, underlining renewed investor interest and strong buying momentum.

Price Movement Over Last 8 Sessions

From ₹3.80 on May 26 to ₹6.11 on June 5, the stock has posted a remarkable 61 percent jump.

From ₹3.80 on May 26 to ₹6.11 on June 5, Reliance Home Finance has delivered an impressive 61 percent gain, underscoring the stock’s strong bullish trend over a short span.

Additional Trading Metrics

• Upper Circuit Limit: ₹6.11
• Lower Circuit Limit: ₹5.52
• Delivery Volume Ratio: 86.36%
• Applicable Margin Rate: 100%
• Annualised Volatility: 69.35%
• Price Band: 5%

With the stock price hitting the upper circuit limit of ₹6.11, RHFL has now officially clocked a new 52-week high on the NSE, reaching the maximum price movement permitted for the day.

What Triggered the Stock Rally

Losses Narrow Sharply

Reliance Home Finance reported a significantly narrower consolidated net loss of ₹0.69 crore for Q4FY25, compared to ₹6.75 crore in Q4FY24. Operating losses also dropped to ₹0.53 crore. This improvement suggests better cost control and operational efficiency. Investors took this as a signal that the company is slowly stabilising financially, despite ongoing resolution proceedings. The turnaround in financials laid the groundwork for renewed market interest and triggered the beginning of the stock’s upward move.

Momentum Builds on Upper Circuits

Following the initial surge, RHFL stock hit multiple upper circuits, rising over 61% in just eight trading sessions. Once it breached resistance at ₹5.50, momentum built quickly, leading to a fresh 52-week high at ₹6.11. These circuits limited supply, pushing demand higher. The stock’s technical breakout encouraged momentum traders and short-term buyers, who joined the rally, amplifying the price rise.

Sectoral Tailwinds Lift Sentiment

Rising optimism in the housing finance sector also played a role in RHFL’s rally. Government’s push for affordable housing and improved liquidity in the NBFC space has created positive sentiment across the industry. Even companies under stress, like RHFL, are benefiting from this broader trend. The stock’s surge may also reflect market hopes around a resolution breakthrough or strategic investor entry. Sector-level positivity helped RHFL ride the wave of broader investor interest.

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