July 16, 2025: Ashok Leyland, a leading player in the Auto sector specializing in Light Commercial Vehicles (LCVs) and Heavy Commercial Vehicles (HCVs), is currently trading at ₹123.5 on the BSE. The stock experienced slight intraday fluctuations with a low of ₹123.35 and a high of ₹125.95. Over the last 52 weeks, the share price has ranged between ₹95.2 and ₹132.35.
Recent Performance Snapshot
The stock recorded a daily loss of 1.2%, with a notable decline of 47.42% over the past month and 42.17% over the last three months. Despite these short-term dips, the company’s long-term performance reflects resilience, with gains of 20.6% over six months, 9.81% in one year, 72.17% over three years, and a remarkable 399.7% over five years.
Technical Analysis
Ashok Leyland’s technical chart reveals a daily pivot level at 251.4. Resistance levels are positioned at ₹254 (R1), ₹257.15 (R2), and ₹259.75 (R3). Support levels stand at ₹248.25 (S1), ₹245.65 (S2), and ₹242.5 (S3). The moving averages offer further insight:
- 5-day SMA: 249.27 | EMA: 125.19
- 10-day SMA: 250.09 | EMA: 124.77
- 20-day SMA: 244.66 | EMA: 123.5
- 50-day SMA: 239.16 | EMA: 119.93
- 100-day SMA: 226.43 | EMA: 116.28
- 200-day SMA: 223.39 | EMA: 112.87
These averages indicate that despite short-term price fluctuations, the stock’s medium to long-term trend remains positive, as suggested by the higher SMA and EMA values over 50, 100, and 200 days.
Sector Comparison
Within the automotive sector, Ashok Leyland competes closely with Tata Motors, another major name in commercial vehicles. Tata Motors has seen mixed results recently, with a one-week performance dip of 1.14%, a slight monthly decline of 0.25%, and a three-month gain of 11.18%. Over a longer horizon, Tata Motors has experienced declines with a 6-month drop of 11.55% and a 1-year decrease of 32.92%, though it holds a strong three-year gain of 51.91% and a five-year surge of 565%.
Outlook
Despite recent volatility, Ashok Leyland’s long-term performance highlights investor confidence and potential growth in the commercial vehicle segment. The technical indicators suggest caution in the short term, with critical resistance and support levels to watch closely. Investors should monitor these levels and sector trends before making investment decisions.