The stock rose 0.67% to 1,486.40 rupees on Wednesday as the BSE Sensex gained 1.22% to 77,958.52.
It surpassed the previous 52-week peak of 1,479.75 rupees set on May 5, while trading volume reached 167,469 shares against a 50-day average of 72,812.
Despite the record high, Nestle India lagged some peers in the positive session, with Heritage Foods up 1.27%, Vadilal Industries 2.19% and KRBL 1.19%.
With its stock at an all-time high, is Nestle's premium valuation a sign of strength or a bubble waiting to pop?
As global crises drive up costs, can Nestle's rural expansion strategy protect its record profits from inevitable margin pressures?