June 25, 2025: JSW Energy Share Price– a key player in the Power Generation and Distribution sector and classified as a Largecap on the BSE, is currently trading at ₹509.55. The stock showed slight fluctuations today, with an intraday low of ₹507.80 and a high of ₹513. Over the past year, JSW Energy’s share price has ranged between ₹419.10 and ₹804.95, reflecting significant volatility.
In terms of returns, the stock gained 1.06% in a single day and showed a modest 1% increase over the last month. However, it experienced a decline of 8.2% over the past three months, indicating some short-term pressure.
From a technical standpoint, the daily pivot level is set at ₹510.17. Key resistance levels stand at ₹512.53 (R1), ₹515.37 (R2), and ₹517.73 (R3), while support levels are marked at ₹507.33 (S1), ₹504.97 (S2), and ₹502.13 (S3). These levels are critical for traders monitoring potential breakout or breakdown points.
Analyzing moving averages offers deeper insight into the stock’s momentum. The 5-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) is at ₹499.91, with the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) slightly higher at ₹501.31. Over 10 days, the SMA rises to ₹512.56, while the EMA sits at ₹503.89. The 20-day SMA and EMA are closely aligned at ₹507.48 and ₹504.69, respectively. Looking further out, the 50-day SMA is ₹496.86 and EMA ₹504.45, whereas the 100-day and 200-day moving averages indicate longer-term trends with SMA values of ₹498.42 and ₹588.13, and EMA values of ₹520.24 and ₹547.78, respectively.
Comparatively, JSW Energy’s recent performance reflects a slight recovery over the past week (1.14%) and month (0.98%) but a more pronounced decline over three months (-8.22%) and six months (-19.98%). Over one year, the stock has fallen nearly 30%, but the three-year and five-year returns remain impressive at 132.42% and 930.74%, respectively.
In contrast, sector rival NTPC has experienced minor declines recently, with a one-week change of -0.02% and a one-month drop of -3.19%. Its three-month performance stands at -9.45%, while the longer-term three-year and five-year returns are 140.12% and 245.58%, respectively.
JSW Energy’s stock shows signs of stabilization with strong support levels, making it an interesting option for investors watching the power generation sector closely. Traders should keep an eye on the resistance levels for signs of a potential upward breakout.