Highlights

• Chambal Fertilisers shares gained marginally during May 27 trading session on NSE.
• The stock remained below its 52-week high recorded in May 2025.
• Deliverable volume accounted for over 65% of total traded quantity.

Chambal Fertilisers & Chemicals Limited (NSE:CHAMBLFERT) shares traded slightly higher on May 27, 2026, with the stock rising 0.53% to INR 480.50 on the NSE. The stock opened at INR 480.00 and touched an intraday high of INR 480.00, while the session low stood at INR 472.45.

The company witnessed active market participation during the trading session. Around 7.07 lakh shares changed hands, translating into a traded value of nearly INR 33.69 crore. The stock recorded a VWAP of INR 476.28.

Source: TradingView

Stock Trades Below 52-Week High

Chambal Fertilisers shares continue to trade below their 52-week high of INR 602.40 recorded on May 28, 2025. However, the stock has recovered from its 52-week low of INR 399.75 touched in March 2026.

The company’s total market capitalisation stood at INR 19,251.34 crore, while free float market capitalisation was reported at INR 7,187.86 crore. The stock remained in the T0 trade-to-trade segment during the session.

Long-Term Returns Stay Positive

Despite pressure over the last one year, Chambal Fertilisers has delivered positive long-term returns. The stock generated 67.66% returns over the last three years and 61.24% returns over the last five years.

In comparison, the NIFTY 500 index delivered returns of 46.39% over three years and 75.86% over five years. Over the last one year, Chambal Fertilisers shares declined 19.12%.

The stock also gained 8.17% over the last week and 7.75% during the previous one month, outperforming benchmark index returns during those periods.

Fertiliser Business Remains Core Segment

Chambal Fertilisers & Chemicals Limited is engaged in manufacturing urea through its production facilities in India. The company also markets fertilisers and agri-input products across multiple regions.

Apart from fertiliser operations, the company has a joint venture in Morocco involved in phosphoric acid manufacturing. Chambal Fertilisers had earlier exited its software business operations after transferring assets and liabilities in FY21.

Source: Company Filing

Key Risks

• Fertiliser subsidy policy changes may affect profitability and cash flows.
• Volatility in raw material prices can impact operating margins.
• Dependence on agricultural demand may affect volume growth.
• Global commodity fluctuations can influence fertiliser pricing trends.

Summary

Chambal Fertilisers (NSE:CHAMBLFERT) shares traded marginally higher on May 27, 2026, amid steady market activity and healthy deliverable volumes. While the stock remains below its 52-week high, it has recovered from recent lows. The company continues to focus on urea manufacturing and agri-input operations, while long-term stock returns remain positive despite recent one-year weakness in broader market performance.

FAQs

Q: Why did Chambal Fertilisers shares rise on May 27, 2026?
A: The stock gained 0.32% amid active trading volumes and positive short-term market performance.

Q: What is Chambal Fertilisers’ 52-week high level?
A: The stock’s 52-week high stands at INR 602.40 recorded during May 2025.

Q: What business does Chambal Fertilisers operate in?
A: The company manufactures urea and markets fertilisers and agricultural input products across India.