Apollo Hospitals Enterprise share price finishes at ₹8,888.50 after 1.99% decline on September 24

Key Takeaways

• Apollo Hospitals Enterprise ended September 24 at ₹8,888.50, down ₹180.50 or 1.99%, after opening at ₹9,069, which was also the session high. 
• The closing price remained above its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day DMAs of ₹8,772.10, ₹8,560.30 and ₹8,196.20, respectively. 
• The 52-week high was ₹9,071, only ₹2 above the session high, while the six-month and one-year returns stood at 24.40% and 15.68%. 

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise share price ended September 24 at ₹8,888.50, lower by ₹180.50 or 1.99%. The previous close and opening price were both shown at ₹9,069, which was also the session high. The intraday low was displayed at ₹8,889. The source carries the closing price with greater precision, so the ₹8,888.50 finish and rounded low both place the stock effectively at the bottom of the day’s range. 

The displayed high-low spread was ₹180. Volume reached 396,492 shares, and market capitalisation stood at ₹127,803 crore. The session therefore covered a relatively large rupee range compared with several other Nifty 50 constituents, with most of the movement occurring below the opening level. 

Despite the daily decline, the closing price remained above each of the three displayed DMAs. The 50-day average was ₹8,772.10, leaving the finish ₹116.40 higher. The 100-day DMA stood at ₹8,560.30, while the 200-day measure was ₹8,196.20. Those were ₹328.20 and ₹692.30 below the close, respectively. 

The 52-week range was ₹6,697 to ₹9,071. The September 24 close sat ₹2,191.50 above the annual low and ₹182.50 below the annual high. The session high of ₹9,069 was itself only ₹2 short of the displayed 52-week high, although the closing price finished substantially below that intraday level. 

Returns were positive across each period shown on the page. One month stood at 2.25% and three months at 4.72%. The six-month return was 24.40%, the strongest of the four intervals, while the one-year reading was 15.68%. Six months exceeded the one-year return by 8.72 percentage points. 

The moving averages also showed a wide spread. ₹575.90 separated the 50-day and 200-day DMAs, while the difference between the 50-day and 100-day figures was ₹211.80. Against these longer reference levels, the day itself was defined by the opening and high matching at ₹9,069 and the finish occurring at the lower edge of the displayed intraday range.