Shares of Hindustan Copper Ltd surged 2.31% to ₹200.77 in early trade on Friday after the company announced the resumption of ore production at its Kolihan Copper Mine in Khetrinagar, Rajasthan. The mine is part of the Khetri Copper Complex, a key operational unit of the company.
In a regulatory filing dated April 10, 2025, Hindustan Copper confirmed that ore production at the mine has officially resumed. This follows a previous disclosure made by the company on May 15, 2024, regarding the status of operations at the site.
The development is expected to bolster Hindustan Copper’s overall production capacity and is seen as a positive step toward improving operational continuity at its key assets.
As of the latest session, the stock was trading in the range of ₹198.55 to ₹202.80, with a market cap of ₹194.43 billion. Shares are currently near the higher end of their recent range amid broader positive sentiment in the metals space.
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