July 9, 2025: Asian Paints share, a Largecap stock in the Paints/Varnishes sector on the BSE, is currently trading at ₹2518.75. The stock’s intraday price fluctuated between ₹2496 and ₹2524.9. Over the past 52 weeks, the share price has ranged from a low of ₹2125 to a high of ₹3394.
In recent performance metrics, Asian Paints gained 1.47% in a single day, with monthly and quarterly returns of 12.13% and 4.62%, respectively. The weekly gain stands at 2.68%, while the six-month return is 5.7%. However, the stock has seen a decline over longer periods, with a one-year drop of 14.48% and a three-year decrease of 15.26%. On a positive note, its five-year return remains robust at 44.72%.
Technical Levels and Moving Averages
The daily pivot point for Asian Paints is 2466.98, with resistance levels at 2504.62 (R1), 2524.63 (R2), and 2562.27 (R3). Support levels are identified at 2446.97 (S1), 2409.33 (S2), and 2389.32 (S3).
Analyzing moving averages reveals:
- Short-term (5-day): SMA at 2355.7, EMA at 2437.2
- Medium-term (10-day): SMA at 2315.07, EMA at 2396.35
- Longer-term (20-day to 50-day): SMA ranging from 2276.93 to 2317.99, EMA from 2352.54 to 2327.15
- Extended (100-day to 200-day): SMA at 2305.21 to 2482.8, EMA at 2349.1 to 2462.5
These moving averages suggest a generally upward momentum, though the recent price is closer to the higher 200-day SMA, indicating potential resistance at current levels.
Sector Comparison: Berger Paints (India)
Berger Paints, a key competitor in the sector, has posted mixed results: a weekly decline of -2.08%, but a monthly gain of 1.93% and a quarterly rise of 8.37%. Its six-month performance is notably strong at 24.21%, with a positive one-year return of 13.37%. Over three and five years, Berger Paints shows gains of 17.99% and 38.57%, respectively.
Summary
While Asian Paints has demonstrated solid short-term growth and maintains a healthy five-year return, it faces challenges over intermediate periods. Investors should watch key support and resistance levels closely alongside moving average trends. Comparatively, Berger Paints exhibits stronger mid-term growth but recent volatility.