Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone share price ends at ₹1,824 after 4.93% rise on September 18

Key Takeaways

• Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone closed at ₹1,824 after a 4.93% gain, finishing exactly at the session high and ₹80 above the day’s low. 
• The stock ended above its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day DMAs, with the largest gap measuring ₹191 over the 200-day average. 
• At ₹1,824, the closing price was only ₹67 below the 52-week high of ₹1,891, while the six-month return stood at 33.58%. 

Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone share price ended September 18 at ₹1,824, a gain of ₹85.70 or 4.93% from the previous close of ₹1,738. The stock opened at ₹1,748, moved as low as ₹1,744 and finished at the session high of ₹1,824. That created an ₹80 intraday range, with the close ₹76 above the opening price and exactly at the top of the displayed range. 

The closing price was also above the moving averages listed for all three tracked periods. The 50-day DMA was ₹1,722, so the close was ₹102 higher. The 100-day DMA stood at ₹1,703.40, while the 200-day DMA was ₹1,633. The September 18 close was therefore ₹120.60 above the 100-day reading and ₹191 above the 200-day level. 

The stock’s recent return periods did not move in one direction. Its one-month return was 7.87%, while the three-month figure was slightly negative at -0.25%. Over six months, the return was 33.58%, compared with 29.72% over one year. The six-month reading was 3.86 percentage points higher than the one-year figure. 

Volume reached 4,253,379 shares during the session. Market capitalisation was ₹3,94,009 crore. Across the 52-week period, the low was ₹1,292 and the high ₹1,891. The September 18 close was only ₹67 below that annual high, while the distance above the 52-week low was ₹532. That proximity to the upper annual boundary was one of the clearer numerical features of the day. 

The opening price was only ₹4 above the session low, after which the stock finished ₹80 above that low. The previous close of ₹1,738 was also below the day’s opening price by ₹10. Taken together, the price record shows a session that ended at its high, with the closing value above the 50-day, 100-day and 200-day averages and close to the 52-week peak. 

The annual-range comparison was tighter on the upside than the moving-average gaps were on the downside. A further ₹67 separated the close from the 52-week high, whereas the stock was already ₹102 above its 50-day DMA. The close was also ₹86 above the previous session’s rounded closing value and ₹76 above the open. With more than 4.25 million shares traded, September 18 combined a comparatively large one-day percentage move with an end-of-day price that sat above all three listed averages. 

The closing level was also ₹191 above the 200-day DMA, widening the gap from the longer average.