Tech Mahindra traded lower during the morning session on November 12, 2026, falling 0.60% to reach Rs 1,777.8. This downward adjustment pushed the equity below its 20-day Simple Moving Average, a key indicator monitored by traders. The relevant moving average benchmark was recorded at 1,781.38 at the time of the dip.
Key points
The stock has slipped below its critical 20-day Simple Moving Average indicator.: The stock has slipped below its critical 20-day Simple Moving Average indicator.
Trading activity on November 12, 2026, demonstrated downward pressure on the share price.: Trading activity on November 12, 2026, demonstrated downward pressure on the share price.
Tech Mahindra is currently positioned beneath its short-term moving average threshold of…: Tech Mahindra is currently positioned beneath its short-term moving average threshold of 1,781.38.
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09:36:16 AM IST, 12 Nov 2026
Tech Mahindra Share Price Live Updates: Tech Mahindra's stock slips below key moving average
Tech Mahindra has recently dropped below its 20-day Simple Moving Average, currently standing at a price of Rs 1777.8. Today, it has experienced a change of -0.60%, with the 20-day SMA noted at 1781.38.
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