Nestle India share price ends at ₹1,370.60; falls 1% on September 17

Key Takeaways

• Nestle India declined ₹13.90 or 1% to ₹1,370.60, finishing only ₹0.60 above the displayed low of ₹1,370.
• The close was just ₹0.80 above its 200-day DMA of ₹1,369.80, while the 50-day DMA remained nearly ₹69 higher.
• Six-month and one-year returns were positive at 12.96% and 13.82%, despite negative readings over one and three months.

Nestle India share price closed September 17 at ₹1,370.60, down ₹13.90 or 1%. The stock opened at ₹1,385, the same rounded value as the previous close. It reached ₹1,392 during the session before declining to a displayed low of ₹1,370. The final price sat just ₹0.60 above that low and ₹21.40 below the high.

One moving-average comparison was particularly close. Nestle India's 200-day DMA stood at ₹1,369.80, only ₹0.80 below the closing price. The 100-day DMA was higher at ₹1,420, leaving a ₹49.40 gap, while the 50-day DMA of ₹1,439.50 was ₹68.90 above the close.

Volume reached 1,095,359 shares and market capitalisation stood at ₹2,64,295 crore. Across the last 52 weeks, the stock had traded between ₹1,145 and ₹1,553. September 17's close was ₹225.60 above the annual low and ₹182.40 below the high.

Return figures were split between shorter and longer periods. The one-month return was -8.57%, while three-month performance was -1.52%. Six-month return stood at 12.96%, and the one-year figure was slightly stronger at 13.82%. The longer two periods therefore remained positive despite the recent shorter-period declines.

The September 17 session moved progressively away from the opening level. Nestle India began at ₹1,385, advanced only ₹7 to its high, then closed near the day's low at ₹1,370.60. That put the final price almost exactly on the 200-day DMA, a much tighter comparison than with the shorter 50-day and 100-day averages. Within the annual range, the stock remained between its two endpoints without being especially close to either, though the rupee distance to the high was smaller. The session's 1% decline and close only ₹0.80 above the 200-day average were its most distinctive numerical features.