Apollo Hospitals Enterprise share price ends at ₹8,696.50; falls 0.20% on September 16

Key Takeaways

• Apollo Hospitals Enterprise slipped ₹17.50 or 0.20% to ₹8,696.50 after covering a ₹120 high-low range during the session. 
• The share closed below its 50-day DMA but remained ₹176.30 above the 100-day DMA and ₹542.10 above the 200-day DMA. 
• Six-month return stood at 15.19%, compared with 11.26% over one year and a negative one-month reading of -2.51%. 

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise share price closed September 16 at ₹8,696.50, declining ₹17.50 or 0.20% from the previous close of ₹8,714. It opened at ₹8,756 and climbed to ₹8,793 before falling to ₹8,673. The session therefore covered ₹120 between its highest and lowest prices. 

Apollo Hospitals finished ₹23.50 above the low and ₹96.50 below the high. From its opening price, the stock lost ₹59.50 by the close. Volume reached 277,677 shares. The comparatively modest closing percentage change came after a much wider movement within the session itself. 

The 50-day DMA was ₹8,743.40, putting the September 16 closing price ₹46.90 below that level. Its 100-day DMA stood at ₹8,520.20, leaving the share ₹176.30 higher. The longer 200-day DMA was ₹8,154.40, or ₹542.10 beneath the final price. The close consequently sat between the shortest and two longer averages shown on the page. 

Apollo Hospitals' 52-week trading band extended from ₹6,697 to ₹9,050. The ₹8,696.50 close stood ₹1,999.50 above the annual low and ₹353.50 below the high. Its intraday peak of ₹8,793 came within ₹257 of the 52-week top, while the day's low remained almost ₹2,000 above the annual bottom. 

Return figures were stronger over six months and one year than over the shorter windows. One month stood at -2.51%. Three months was positive at 2.69%, followed by 15.19% over six months and 11.26% over one year. The six-month reading exceeded the one-year number by 3.93 percentage points. 

The September 16 close therefore combined a small day-on-day decline with a broader spread among the moving-average and return figures. The share ended closer to its session low than its high, but remained well above its 100-day and 200-day averages. Its annual range was also much wider than the ₹120 covered during the latest session.