Adani Enterprises share price closes at ₹2,865; stock falls 1.32% on October 1

Key Takeaways

• Adani Enterprises ended October 1 at ₹2,865, down 1.32%, compared with its September 30 close of ₹2,903.40. 
• The closing price remained above the 200-day DMA of ₹2,715.20 but below the 50-day DMA of ₹2,972.80. 
• The stock’s six-month return remained strongly positive at 59.26%, while its one-month return was negative at 8.37%. 

Adani Enterprises share price closed the October 1 session at ₹2,865, down 1.32% for the day. The previous session had ended at ₹2,903.40, placing the October 1 close about ₹38 below that level. The decline kept the stock below its shorter moving-average reference while leaving it above the longer 200-day measure. 

The 50-day DMA stood at ₹2,972.80, around ₹108 above the closing price. The 100-day DMA was ₹2,884.80, much closer to the October 1 finish, while the 200-day DMA stood lower at ₹2,715.20. That placed the closing price roughly ₹150 above the 200-day figure. The three moving averages were spread across a relatively wide ₹257.60 band. 

Across the previous 52 weeks, Adani Enterprises had moved between ₹1,753 and ₹3,245. The October 1 close was ₹380 below the 52-week high while remaining more than ₹1,100 above the annual low. The stock therefore ended the session well inside its yearly trading range rather than close to either extreme. 

Recent return periods continued to show a mixed pattern. The one-month return was -8.37%, while the three-month reading was -1.99%. Over six months, however, the return stood at 59.26%. The one-year return remained positive at 19.34%. That gap between the shorter and longer periods was one of the more distinctive features in the stock’s data. 

Market capitalisation was around ₹3.93 lakh crore on the latest individual 5paisa stock page. The closing price also remained below the 50-day DMA even though the six-month return was substantially positive. 

October 1 therefore ended with Adani Enterprises below its recent shorter-term averages but comfortably above the levels represented by its 200-day DMA and 52-week low. The session itself produced a 1.32% decline, while the broader six- and 12-month numbers remained positive.