Why Is Hindustan Zinc Share Price Rising Today? Vedanta Stock With 137% ROE Jumps 6% In Week

Hindustan Zinc Share Price Today: Shares of Vedanta group firm, Hindustan Zinc, continued to trade higher during Wednesday's intraday trade. The sharp surge has come as silver rates in India and abroad continue to break back-to-back records.

Hindustan Zinc shares were trading 1.37% higher at Rs 502.35 per share on BSE with a market capitalisation of Rs 2,12,258.90 crore on BSE at 2:16 pm. The stock had dipped to an intraday high mark of Rs 509.75 per share and an intraday low mark of Rs 496.45 per share.

Why Is Hindustan Zinc Share Price Rising Today?

Hindustan Zinc is one of India's largest silver producers. Additionally, it has dominance over the production of Zinc and Lead. Any jump in silver prices, directly contribute in revenue growth for Hindustan Zinc's silver segment.

The company had reported above-estimate revenues in the September quarter of financial year 2025-26, apparently due to record jump in silver prices. As silver prices continue to rise over the past few weeks and touching fresh record highs, the company is likely to benefit from the rally.

"The company's structural cost leadership, strong balance sheet, and increasing silver contribution to profitability continue to underpin earnings visibility. Near-term volume softness appears temporary, with medium-term growth expected to be driven by ongoing debottlenecking initiatives and an anticipated ramp-up in mining operations through H2FY26," noted Yes Securities in a report earlier.

As per the brokerage, Hindustan Zinc management has brought down silver production guidance to 680 tons (+-10 tons) from the earlier 700 tons for the upcoming quarters. Additionally, the company targets silver volume of 700-750 tons over the course of FY27-28E

Hindustan Zinc Silver Price Trend

Hindustan Zinc shares have rallied over 12.79% since the beginning of the year 2025 (YTD). The stock had touched a 52-week high mark of Rs 546.95 per share on BSE on 10 June 2025. Whereas the stock had dipped to its 52-week low mark of Rs 378.65 per share on BSE on 3 March, 2025.

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