Deep Diamond India Share: Some penny stocks gained during trading on Friday, the last trading day of the week in the stock market. One of these is Deep Diamond India, a jewelery sector company, which saw amazing growth on Friday. On this day the stock hit an upper circuit of 4.90 percent. On this day, the penny stock started trading at Rs 8.55 per share, whereas on Thursday it had closed at Rs 8.16. Earlier, this penny stock had hit upper circuit for two consecutive days.
Excellent return of 104% in 6 months
This multibagger penny stock is growing rapidly, which has gained up to 36 percent in a month. Whereas in just six months it has given an excellent multibagger return of 104 percent. Its share price in May 2025 was Rs 3.55 per share, which is its lowest level in 52-weeks. At the same time, its 52-week high level was Rs 10.04, which it achieved in the month of October.
Why did the stock rise?
In an exchange filing, Deep Diamond India said that the company is preparing to launch a digital health platform by the name of Deep Health India AI in the future. This will be a camera-based wellness platform, which will provide real-time health updates using facial scan technology. This AI-driven wellness platform is to be launched on Tuesday, November 25. This is a proof of the rapidly increasing use of AI in the healthcare sector of the country.
To use this platform, there will be no need to touch the body or take the help of any medical equipment. Through just a 60-second face scan, heart rate, breathing rate, blood pressure, stress, oxygen saturation can be measured, this work will be done in a jiffy using only AI and advanced computer vision and artificial intelligence.
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