Britannia's shares gained 2.20 percent during early morning trading on November 6, 2026, lifting the price to Rs 5,090.0. This advance allowed the stock to break slightly above its 100-day Exponential Moving Average, which is positioned at Rs 5,088.42. Despite crossing over this technical indicator, the asset continues to struggle below its key support level.
Key points
The stock crossed a critical technical threshold by surpassing its 100-day Exponential Mo…: The stock crossed a critical technical threshold by surpassing its 100-day Exponential Moving Average.
Ongoing trading weakness persists as the asset continues to struggle below its key suppor…: Ongoing trading weakness persists as the asset continues to struggle below its key support level.
Morning trading gains of over two percent were insufficient to resolve the stock's suppor…: Morning trading gains of over two percent were insufficient to resolve the stock's support challenges.
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09:19:16 AM IST, 06 Nov 2026
Britannia Share Price Live Updates: Britannia's Price Breaks Above 100-Day EMA
Britannia has recently broken above its 100-day Exponential Moving Average, currently priced at Rs 5,090.0. Today, it has seen a rise of 2.20%, with the 100-day EMA standing at Rs 5,088.42.
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