Cipla share price finishes September 24 at ₹1,399 after 1.16% rise

Key Takeaways

• Cipla closed at ₹1,399, up ₹16 or 1.16%, after opening at ₹1,375 and trading through a ₹54 range between ₹1,365 and ₹1,419. 
• The closing price sat close to all three DMAs, ranging from ₹1,403.20 for 100 days to ₹1,408.60 for 200 days. 
• Six-month performance was positive at 14.50%, while one month, three months and one year were -2.32%, -2.38% and -8.39%. 

Cipla share price ended September 24 at ₹1,399, up ₹16 or 1.16% from the previous close of ₹1,383. The stock opened lower at ₹1,375, fell to ₹1,365 and reached a session high of ₹1,419. The ₹54 high-low range left the closing price ₹34 above the low and ₹20 below the high. 

Volume for the session was 1,653,324 shares. Market capitalisation stood at ₹113,019 crore. Based on the displayed opening and closing levels, Cipla finished ₹24 above where it began. The stock therefore closed above both its opening price and previous close even though the session also included a low below the opening print. 

The moving averages were particularly close to the final price. The 50-day DMA was ₹1,406, only ₹7 above the close. The 100-day DMA stood at ₹1,403.20, a gap of ₹4.20, while the 200-day DMA was ₹1,408.60, or ₹9.60 above the closing price. Only ₹5.40 separated the lowest and highest of those three averages. 

The stock’s 52-week low was ₹1,166 and the high ₹1,673. At ₹1,399, the closing price sat ₹233 above the annual low and ₹274 below the high. The full 52-week range spanned ₹507, compared with the ₹54 movement between the September 24 low and high. 

Recent return figures moved in different directions by period. The one-month return was -2.32% and the three-month return -2.38%, a difference of only 0.06 percentage point. Six months stood at 14.50%, whereas one year was -8.39%. The six-month and one-year readings were separated by 22.89 percentage points. 

The 100-day DMA was the closest of the three averages to the close, just ₹4.20 away. Even the 200-day figure was less than ₹10 above the final price. Within the session itself, the close was positioned between the two extremes rather than directly alongside either boundary, with ₹34 to the low and ₹20 to the high.