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- Nestle India shares slipped about 3 percent after touching a fresh 52-week high of Rs 1,509.75 in the previous session.
- The stock had risen to that high on the back of the company's robust Q1FY27 results.
- The decline suggests some profit-taking after the recent peak, though the report does not state any further reason.
What to watch next
- Whether Nestle India shares stabilise or extend the decline after the 52-week high
- Further details on the Q1FY27 results and their impact on investor sentiment
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