Adani Enterprises share price closes at ₹3,020, rises 3.31% on September 18

Key Takeaways

• Adani Enterprises ended September 18 at ₹3,020, matching the session high after gaining 3.31% from the previous close of ₹2,923. 
• The closing price stood ₹33.60 above the 50-day DMA and ₹326.40 above the 200-day DMA, while remaining ₹225 below the 52-week high. 
• The six-month return was 52.88%, exceeding the one-year return of 29.69% by 23.19 percentage points. 

Adani Enterprises share price closed September 18 at ₹3,020, up ₹96.80 or 3.31% from the previous close of ₹2,923. The closing print matched the session high of ₹3,020 after the stock opened at ₹2,933. The day’s low was ₹2,925, leaving a ₹95 span between the low and high. From the opening price to the close, the stock added ₹87. 

The closing level also sat above each of the three moving averages listed for the stock. The 50-day DMA was ₹2,986.40, placing the close ₹33.60 higher. The gap widened to ₹146.80 over the 100-day DMA of ₹2,873.20 and ₹326.40 over the 200-day DMA of ₹2,693.60. That arrangement contrasts with the stock’s relatively modest one-month return of 0.42%. 

Across longer measured periods, the numbers were stronger. The three-month return was 2.31%, while the six-month return reached 52.88%. The one-year return was 29.69%, meaning the six-month reading exceeded the one-year figure by 23.19 percentage points. These are backward-looking return figures for the periods shown on the share-price page and do not imply a future direction. 

Trading volume for September 18 was 1,686,192 shares. Market capitalisation was ₹4,08,730 crore. The 52-week range extended from ₹1,753 to ₹3,245. At ₹3,020, the closing price was ₹225 below the 52-week high and ₹1,267 above the 52-week low, placing the session finish much nearer the upper end of that annual range. 

The session itself was comparatively directional after the open. ₹8 separated the opening price from the day’s low, while the close finished at the high. The ₹96.80 displayed daily gain was also materially larger than the distance between the close and the 50-day DMA. For the September 18 price record, the main numerical features were the 3.31% advance, the high-level close and the sizeable separation from the 200-day average. 

A second way to read the closing level is against the two broader price anchors. The gap from the 52-week high, ₹225, was smaller than the ₹326.40 separation above the 200-day DMA. The stock also ended ₹95 above the day’s low after starting only ₹8 above it. Volume was below two million shares, while the market value remained above ₹4 lakh crore. None of these comparisons changes the reported daily return; they simply locate the September 18 close across the different price measures carried on the individual share-price page.