Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone share price ends at ₹1,754.50, up 0.11% on October 27

Key Takeaways

• Adani Ports ended October 27 at ₹1,754.50, gaining 0.11%, after trading between ₹1,741 and ₹1,764.
• The close remained above its 50-day DMA of ₹1,746.10, 100-day DMA of ₹1,726.80 and 200-day DMA of ₹1,662.
• Its one-year return stood at 22.78%, while the shorter one-month and three-month figures were -1.87% and -0.78%.

Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone share price finished October 27 at ₹1,754.50, up ₹2 or 0.11%. The stock opened at ₹1,743, below its previous close of ₹1,753, before moving between a session low of ₹1,741 and a high of ₹1,764. That created a relatively compact ₹23 intraday range. The closing level was ₹11.50 above the opening price, ₹13.50 above the low and ₹9.50 below the day's high.

The October 27 close also sat above all three displayed longer moving averages. The 50-day DMA was ₹1,746.10, putting the closing price ₹8.40 higher. The gap widened to ₹27.70 over the 100-day DMA of ₹1,726.80. Against the 200-day DMA of ₹1,662, the stock was ₹92.50 higher. These figures describe the price's position relative to historical averages without indicating future direction. Volume for the session stood at 1,305,629 shares.

The 52-week range extended from ₹1,292 to ₹1,891. At ₹1,754.50, Adani Ports was ₹462.50 above the annual low while remaining ₹136.50 below the annual high. Its market capitalisation was shown at about ₹378,996 crore on the same 5paisa page.

Performance across different periods was less uniform than the daily gain. The one-month return was -1.87% and the three-month return was -0.78%. The six-month figure remained positive at 10.69%, while the one-year return reached 22.78%. That left a difference of 24.65 percentage points between the one-month and one-year readings.

October 27 itself was comparatively quiet in percentage terms. The 0.11% rise was accompanied by a closing price above the opening level and above each of the three displayed DMAs, while the stock remained substantially closer to its 52-week high than its 52-week low in rupee terms.