The shares fell below the second support barrier of Rs 2,610.73, touching Rs 2,453.80 before stabilizing near Rs 2,458.20 early in the session. This decline comes directly after a 4.36% surge in the prior session, which had pushed the stock to close at Rs 2,418.30. The company's valuation currently reflects a price-to-earnings ratio of 50.03 alongside an earnings per share standing of 50.45. Even with the intraday weakness, the stock holds an overall monthly return of 6.67%.
Key points
The breach of the Rs 2,610.73 second support level signals intense short-term technical p…: The breach of the Rs 2,610.73 second support level signals intense short-term technical pressure on the stock.
Morning weakness sharply contrasts with the previous day's gain of 4.36% on a volume of 1…: Morning weakness sharply contrasts with the previous day's gain of 4.36% on a volume of 1,354,097 shares.
Longer-term momentum remains intact with the equity sustaining a net monthly gain of 6.67…: Longer-term momentum remains intact with the equity sustaining a net monthly gain of 6.67%.
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06 Nov 2026 | 09:36:00 AM IST
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