Bharat Electronics share price closes at ₹395.45; September 17 gain reaches 2.51%

Key Takeaways

• Bharat Electronics finished at ₹395.45 after a 2.51% rise, only ₹0.55 below the displayed session high of ₹396. 
• Volume reached 8.83 million shares, while the latest price was ₹15.45 above the 52-week low of ₹380. 
• The stock closed below its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day DMAs, with all three averages positioned between ₹406.60 and ₹411. 

Bharat Electronics share price ended September 17 at ₹395.45, up ₹9.70 or 2.51%. It opened at ₹387 after a previous close of ₹386 and traded between ₹387 and ₹396. The stock held most of its intraday advance into the end of the session, closing just ₹0.55 below the displayed high. Only ₹9 separated the rounded high and low. 

Trading activity was substantial at 8,834,629 shares. Market capitalisation stood at ₹2,89,065 crore. The 52-week figures showed a low of ₹380 and a high of ₹473. At ₹395.45, Bharat Electronics was only ₹15.45 above the annual low, while ₹77.55 separated the share from its 52-week high. 

The moving averages were clustered within a relatively narrow ₹4.40 band. The 50-day DMA stood at ₹406.60, the 100-day measure at ₹411 and the 200-day DMA at ₹409.20. The September 17 close remained below all three. The smallest gap was ₹11.15 versus the 50-day DMA, followed by ₹13.75 against the 200-day measure and ₹15.55 compared with the 100-day level. 

Longer-period returns were negative across all four windows displayed on the page. The one-month return was -3.74%, three-month performance was -2.97%, and the six-month reading was -7.93%. The one-year return stood at -1.85%. September 17's 2.51% rise therefore contrasted with each of those measured return periods. 

The session itself was comparatively compact. Bharat Electronics opened at the day's displayed low of ₹387, advanced toward ₹396 and ended near that upper level. The closing price was ₹8.45 above the rounded low. Despite that positive daily movement, the share remained below the closely grouped 50-day, 100-day and 200-day averages and relatively near its ₹380 annual low. The combination of a narrow ₹9 range and more than 8.8 million shares of volume was one of the more distinctive numerical features of the September 17 trading data.