Tata Consumer Products share price finishes at ₹1,013.70; rises 1.36% on September 17

Key Takeaways

• Tata Consumer Products gained ₹13.60 or 1.36% to ₹1,013.70 after trading through a ₹21 displayed range. 
• The stock closed only ₹27.70 above its ₹986 52-week low and remained below all three cited moving averages. 
• One-month, three-month, six-month and one-year returns were all negative, with the three-month reading weakest at -10.36%. 

Tata Consumer Products share price finished September 17 at ₹1,013.70, gaining ₹13.60 or 1.36%. The stock opened at ₹1,003 following a previous close of ₹1,000. It moved below the four-digit mark to ₹999 at the session low and later reached ₹1,020. The final price was ₹14.70 above the low and ₹6.30 below the high. 

Volume reached 2,018,858 shares. Market capitalisation stood at ₹1,00,325 crore. The stock's 52-week low was ₹986 and its high ₹1,283. September 17's closing price sat just ₹27.70 above the annual low, while ₹269.30 separated it from the high. 

All three moving averages remained above the final price. The 50-day DMA was ₹1,057.30, leaving a difference of ₹43.60. The 100-day DMA stood at ₹1,084.70, or ₹71 above the close. The gap widened to ₹88.80 against the 200-day DMA of ₹1,102.50. 

Returns were negative across each displayed time period. The one-month return stood at -6.10%, and three-month performance was -10.36%. Six-month return was -7.23%, while the one-year reading was -7.18%. The three-month period carried the largest decline among the four. 

September 17 itself provided a positive daily move despite those negative period readings. Tata Consumer Products began ₹3 above the previous close, briefly moved to ₹999 and then rose as high as ₹1,020. It retained most of that rebound by closing at ₹1,013.70. The stock remained more than ₹40 below even its nearest displayed moving average and less than ₹30 above the annual low. Its ₹297 52-week high-low span was considerably broader than the day's ₹21 range. More than two million shares traded during a session that ended above both the opening price and the prior close.