Apollo Hospitals Enterprise share price closes at ₹8,836; stock falls 0.72% on September 11

Key Takeaways

• Apollo Hospitals Enterprise finished September 11 at ₹8,836, down ₹64 or 0.72%, after trading across a ₹144 intraday range. 
• The closing price remained above the 50-day DMA of ₹8,740.90 and 200-day DMA of ₹8,141.90, while sitting ₹214 below the 52-week high. 
• Six-month and one-year returns stood at 13.24% and 11.44%, respectively, while the one-month reading was negative at 0.85%. 

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise share price ended the September 11 session at ₹8,836, a decline of ₹64 or 0.72% from the previous close of ₹8,900. The stock began at ₹8,806, which was also the session low, before reaching an intraday high of ₹8,950. That produced a ₹144 high-low span. The final price was ₹30 above the low and ₹114 below the day’s peak. 

The opening-to-close movement was positive despite the decline against the previous session. From ₹8,806 at the start, the stock added ₹30 by the close. Trading volume reached 224,332 shares. Market capitalisation stood at ₹1,27,048 crore, placing the closing-price movement alongside a relatively modest volume reading compared with several other Nifty 50 constituents during the session. 

Moving-average levels remained below the final price. The 50-day DMA was ₹8,740.90, leaving the close ₹95.10 higher. At ₹8,509.80, the 100-day DMA was ₹326.20 below the September 11 finish. The wider gap was against the 200-day DMA of ₹8,141.90, with ₹694.10 separating that level from the close. 

Across the past 52 weeks, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise had traded between ₹6,697 and ₹9,050. The September 11 close was ₹214 below the annual high and ₹2,139 above the low. The session high of ₹8,950 itself came within ₹100 of the 52-week peak, although the stock ultimately finished below that intraday level. 

Return readings varied by period. One month stood at -0.85%, while the three-month figure was 4.09%. The six-month return increased to 13.24%, compared with 11.44% over one year. That left the six-month reading 1.80 percentage points above the one-year figure. The closing price, moving averages and annual range therefore occupied quite different positions depending on the period being measured.