Hindustan Unilever share price closes at ₹1,942.20; declines 1.01% on September 17

Key Takeaways

• Hindustan Unilever fell ₹19.80 or 1.01% to ₹1,942.20, finishing effectively at the lower end of its ₹1,942–₹1,969 displayed range.
• The close was only ₹16.20 above the 52-week low of ₹1,926, while the annual high remained ₹724.80 away.
• All four return periods were negative, with the one-year reading at -24.75% and the three-month return at -11.71%.

Hindustan Unilever share price finished September 17 at ₹1,942.20, down ₹19.80 or 1.01%. The stock opened at ₹1,962, matching the rounded previous close, and later reached ₹1,969. Its displayed low was ₹1,942. The primary closing price carried greater precision than that rounded low and is retained at ₹1,942.20.

The proximity to the annual low was one of the clearest numerical features. Hindustan Unilever's 52-week low stood at ₹1,926, just ₹16.20 below the September 17 close. The 52-week high was ₹2,667, leaving a much larger ₹724.80 distance to the upper endpoint. Market capitalisation was ₹4,56,338 crore, while volume reached 1,211,995 shares.

Moving averages were also well above the final price. The 50-day DMA stood at ₹2,044.80, which was ₹102.60 higher than the close. The 100-day DMA was ₹2,108.80 and the 200-day average ₹2,193.80. The respective differences widened to ₹166.60 and ₹251.60.

Each return period shown on the page was negative. The one-month return was -6.49%, followed by -11.71% over three months. Six-month performance stood at -10.73%, while the one-year reading was -24.75%. The three-month decline was slightly larger than the six-month figure, despite covering a shorter interval.

September 17 itself began around the prior closing level, briefly moved to ₹1,969 and then declined through the rest of its displayed range. The final price was almost ₹20 below the opening level and near the day's low. It also sat close to the lower boundary of the 52-week range and more than ₹100 beneath even the shortest of the three cited DMAs. The stock's ₹741 annual high-low span remained far wider than the day's ₹27 displayed range, but the closing level's proximity to ₹1,926 made the 52-week low especially relevant to the latest price report.