June 27, 2025: Dixon Share Price– a prominent player in the Consumer Electronics sector and a Largecap stock on the BSE, currently trades at ₹14,680. The stock has seen intraday volatility, ranging between ₹14,361 and ₹14,950. Over the past 52 weeks, the share price has fluctuated from a low of ₹10,613 to a high of ₹19,149.8, reflecting significant market movement.
Performance Overview
The company posted a daily gain of 2.97%, yet it has seen a slight dip of 2.21% over the last month. However, its performance over the last three months remains positive with a 9.02% increase. Over longer timeframes, Dixon’s stock shows a mixed picture: a 6-month decline of 17.03%, but an impressive 26.44% rise over one year and a remarkable 309.8% and 1236.76% growth over three and five years, respectively.
Technical Analysis and Key Levels
The daily pivot point is identified at ₹14,738.5. Resistance levels are positioned at ₹15,115.95 (R1), ₹15,327.45 (R2), and ₹15,704.9 (R3), while support levels hold steady at ₹14,527 (S1), ₹14,149.55 (S2), and ₹13,938.05 (S3).
Looking at moving averages, the 5-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) sits at ₹14,195.59 with the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) slightly higher at ₹14,311. The 10-day SMA and EMA show close values of ₹14,447.23 and ₹14,366.39 respectively. Over 20 days, SMA and EMA rise to ₹14,626.39 and ₹14,563.01, while the 50-day averages are notably higher at ₹15,329.89 (SMA) and ₹14,848.54 (EMA). For longer horizons, the 100-day SMA is ₹14,705.24 and EMA ₹14,903.59. The 200-day SMA stands at ₹15,123.68, with the EMA trailing at ₹14,281.32.
Sector Comparison
Dixon Technologies competes closely with other key sector players like Havells India. Over the past week, Dixon saw a strong 5.94% increase, although it declined 1.25% in the last month. In contrast, Havells India recorded a 3.47% weekly gain and a 1.02% rise over the last month. Over three months, Dixon leads with a 10.09% gain versus Havells’ 4.84%.
However, Havells shows a slightly less volatile six-month and one-year performance, with declines of 3.74% and 14.23%, respectively, compared to Dixon’s deeper six-month drop but stronger one-year gains. Over three and five years, Dixon significantly outperforms with growth of 309.8% and 1236.76%, overshadowing Havells’ 44.2% and 174.75%.
Outlook
Dixon Technologies’ recent resilience amid market fluctuations, combined with strong long-term growth, positions it as an attractive prospect for investors in the consumer electronics sector. Technical indicators suggest the stock is approaching key resistance levels, which will be critical for its short-term trajectory.
Investors should watch for movements around the ₹15,115 resistance and ₹14,527 support marks to gauge future momentum. As with any investment, it’s crucial to consider both technical signals and broader market conditions before making decisions.