Asian Paints share price closes at ₹2,444 after 2.14% rise on September 25

Key Takeaways

• Asian Paints rose ₹51.30 or 2.14% to ₹2,444, finishing only ₹7 below the session high after opening at ₹2,402. 
• Despite the daily rise, the closing price remained below the 50-day, 100-day and 200-day DMAs, all of which were above ₹2,570. 
• Six-month performance was positive at 10.22%, while the one-month, three-month and one-year return figures remained negative. 

Asian Paints share price closed September 25 at ₹2,444, up ₹51.30 or 2.14% from the previous close of ₹2,393. It opened at ₹2,402, moved down to ₹2,397 and reached ₹2,451 during the session. The stock therefore finished ₹47 above the low and only ₹7 below the high after a ₹54 intraday range. 

The open-to-close movement was also positive, with ₹42 separating the ₹2,402 opening level from the finish. Trading volume reached 452,130 shares, while market capitalisation stood at ₹234,428 crore. 

The moving averages were still positioned above the September 25 closing price. The 50-day DMA was ₹2,571.20, leaving ₹127.20 between it and the close. The 100-day DMA stood at ₹2,589.10, a gap of ₹145.10. The 200-day DMA was ₹2,575.80, or ₹131.80 above the final price. Only ₹17.90 separated the highest and lowest of these three averages. 

Asian Paints had a 52-week range of ₹2,115 to ₹2,986. The ₹2,444 close was ₹329 above the annual low and ₹542 below the high. The annual span measured ₹871, compared with ₹54 for the September 25 session. 

Historical returns varied considerably. One month stood at -7.45% and three months at -8.38%. Six months was positive at 10.22%, while one year remained slightly negative at -0.54%. The gap between the six-month and three-month figures was 18.60 percentage points. 

The day itself ended much closer to its high than its low. Only ₹7 separated the closing price from ₹2,451, compared with ₹47 to the lower boundary. The moving averages, however, remained between roughly ₹127 and ₹145 above the close. That combination made the session-level rise and longer moving-average distances the two clearest numerical features of September 25.