ITC share price closes at ₹268; September 24 stock price report

Key Takeaways

• ITC closed at ₹268, down ₹2.15 or 0.80%, after trading through a very narrow ₹3 intraday range between ₹267 and ₹270.
• The close was only ₹12 above the displayed 52-week low of ₹256 and remained below all three moving averages.
• The one-year return stood at -33.53%, while the six-month and three-month figures were also negative at -7.73% and -7.59%.

ITC share price finished September 24 at ₹268, down ₹2.15 or 0.80%. The previous close was ₹270. The stock opened at ₹269, reached ₹270 and fell to ₹267. Only ₹3 separated the session high and low. The final price was ₹1 above the low, ₹2 below the high and ₹1 below the opening price.

Volume reached 8,320,177 shares. Market capitalisation stood at ₹335,818 crore. The narrow session range was one of the most compact among the stocks in the batch in absolute rupee terms, with every displayed daily price level contained between ₹267 and ₹270.

The moving averages were progressively farther above the close as the reference period lengthened. The 50-day DMA was ₹272.30, only ₹4.30 above the closing price. The 100-day DMA stood at ₹283.70, a difference of ₹15.70. The 200-day DMA was ₹308.80, leaving a larger ₹40.80 gap.

ITC was also trading relatively close to its annual low. The 52-week range was ₹256 to ₹426. The ₹268 close sat just ₹12 above the low and ₹158 below the high. The complete annual span covered ₹170, compared with the ₹3 difference between the September 24 session extremes.

Returns were negative for each displayed interval. One month stood at -0.52%, three months at -7.59%, six months at -7.73% and one year at -33.53%. The one-month figure was the least negative, and the one-year reading the weakest. They were separated by 33.01 percentage points.

The closest longer-term reference to the closing price was the 50-day DMA, only ₹4.30 away. The 52-week low was ₹12 below the finish. Both distances were small relative to the ₹40.80 gap to the 200-day DMA and ₹158 distance to the annual high. The session itself remained especially compressed, with only ₹3 from low to high.