Tonbo Imaging India Shares Extend Post-Listing Gains, Rise 9.16% To ₹1,237, Stock Hits Fresh 52-Week High

  • Posted: 26 Oct 2026, 12:07 PM IST
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Tonbo Imaging India Shares Extend Post-Listing Gains, Rise 9.16% To ₹1,237, Stock Hits Fresh 52-Week High
Tonbo Imaging India shares rise 9.16% to ₹1,237.70; stock hits a fresh 52-week high of ₹1,330.50.

Following a strong market debut, Tonbo Imaging India shares pushed higher. They rose 9.16% to ₹1,237.70 on Monday, 26 October, extending the gains. The stock touched a fresh 52-week high of ₹1,330.50 during the session, as its price remained well above the ₹700 initial public offering (IPO) issue price.

Tonbo Imaging India Ltd shares continued to attract buying interest on Monday following the company's strong stock market debut on 23 October. The defence electronics maker listed at a substantial premium to its Initial Public Offering (IPO) price, and its shares continued to trade higher during the next session.

The company develops advanced sensing, processing, communication and guidance technologies for defence and security applications. Its products support surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting and missile guidance, placing it in the aerospace and defence segment.

According to National Stock Exchange (NSE) data at 11:22 am IST on 26 October, the Tonbo Imaging India shares were trading at ₹1,237.70, up ₹103.90 or 9.16%.

Tonbo Imaging India listed at ₹1,160 on the NSE and ₹1,162 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), against its issue price of ₹700 per share.

The listing represented a premium of 65.71% on the NSE and approximately 66% on the BSE. At ₹1,237.70, the stock was trading around 76.8% above its issue price at the time of the latest quote.

Military and surveillance applications form the core of the company’s specialised technology offerings. Its product range includes:

  • Thermal imaging cores and weapon sights for observation and target identification.

  • Targeting and fire control systems for precision weapon operations.

  • Missile seekers and guidance systems supporting target acquisition and navigation.

  • Surveillance and reconnaissance equipment for operational intelligence.

These technologies form part of the company's offering in the aerospace and defence industry, where imaging, sensing and precision-guidance systems support modern military operations.

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