52 Week Lows – 5th May 2025

Stocks hitting 52 week lows and 52 week highs are closely watched by investors looking for value and high growth respectively. Bargain hunters look for profitable companies hitting 52 week lows, whereas stocks hitting 52 week highs provide fertile ground for growth seeking investors.

Here are the stocks hitting 52 week lows and 52 week highs this week.

52 Week Lows

With a market rally in place, this week saw fewer companies hit 52 week lows, but three are teetering between bargain and falling knife status, hitting 52 week lows multiple weeks in a row – Australian Vanadium (AVL), Cettire Limited (CTT), and DGL Group (DGL)

Here is the list with closing share price and percentage movement for the week.

• AVL – Diversified vanadium/titanium explorer with multiple projects including lithium and uranium assets – Australian Vanadium – share price $0.011 – down 4.55%
• CTT – Online luxury goods retailer Cettire Limited – share price 0.48 – down 3.16%
• DGL– Investment holding company with assets in chemical manufacturing, logistics, and environmental services DGL Group — share price $.42 down 4.55%
• IMU – Clinical stage oncology company Imugene Limited – share price $0.024 – down 7.69%
• ORN – Copper/zinc exploration miner Orion Metals – share price $0.011 – down 15.88%
• SGR – Hotel and Casino complex operator Star Entertainment Group – share price $0.11– down 2.38%.

52 Week Highs

Posting its best weekly gain since 2023, the ASX 200 saw stocks hitting 52 Week Highs double compared to last week – from nine to eighteen. Four stocks have hit new highs for multiple consecutive weeks –Australian Finance Group (AFG). Eagers Automotive (APE), Echo IQ (EIQ), and Fleetwood Limited (FWD).

Here is the list, with closing share price and percentage movement for the week.

• AFG — Mortgage and commercial loan provider – Australian Finance Group — share price $1.87 – up 3.91%
• APE – Retailer of Automotive vehicles, parts, and repair services — APE Eagers – share price $19.10 – up 5.41%
• CBA – Australian Big Four Bank Commonwealth Bank of Australia – share price $169.66 – up 3.0%
• COL – Grocery and Liquor retailer Coles Group (COL) — share price $1.40 — up 3.06%
• CWP – Property Development company Cedar Woods Properties (CWP) – share price $6.24 – up 21.1%
• DSE – Business information software platform provider Dropsuite Limited (DSE) – share price $5.82 – up 0.17%
• DXB – Biopharmaceutical company Dimerix Limited – share price $0.35 – up 86.4%
• EIQ – Provider of Artificial Intelligence (AI) based software for diagnosing heart disease – Echo IQ – share price $0.36 – up 10.92%
• EVT – Provider of entertainment, hospitality, and leisure-related services – EVT Limited – share price $14.67 – up 7.59%
• FWD – Modular construction provider in Australia and New Zealand – Fleetwood Limited — share price $2.69 — up 6.32%
• MPL – Health insurance provider – Medibank Private – share price $4.71 – up 3.85%
• MSG – Security services provider for retailers and events – MCS Services – share price $0.01 – up 66.67%
• REG – Residential aged-care provider – Regis Healthcare – share price $7.29 – up 5.88%
• SLC – Dark fibre telecommunications infrastructure provider – Superloop Limited — share price $2.59 – up 7.59%
• SNL – Provider of aftermarket parts to the commercial vehicle sector – Supply Network Limited — share price $39.73 — up 4.6%
• SOL – Long-term investment company Washington H Soul Pattinson & Co – share price $37.32 – up 1.5%
• SVR – Financial services company focusing on personal loans – Solvar Limited – share price $1.74 – up 9.75%
• WGN – Construction materials provider – Wagner Holdings – share price $1.87 – up 12.50%

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