Stock trades between ₹89.06 and ₹90.28 on July 3; Promoter holding increases, but DII activity remains cautious in early trade
Mumbai, July 3, 2025 – GMR Airports Ltd. witnessed a modest upward movement in its share price during early trading hours, climbing 1.04% to ₹89.32 on the NSE. The stock opened at ₹90 and touched an intraday high of ₹90.28 before settling in the range of ₹89.06 to ₹90.28.
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With a trading volume of over 7.29 million shares and a market capitalization of ₹94,312 crore, the counter showed healthy investor interest. The VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) stood at ₹89.64, and the stock currently trades at approximately 14% below its 52-week high of ₹103.75.
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Key Insights:
- Promoter Holding: The company has seen an increase in promoter stake, signaling internal confidence in the business outlook.
- DII Activity: Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) trimmed their holdings in the last quarter, indicating cautious sentiment from institutional participants.
- Valuation Signal: GMR Airports is flagged as a low PE stock (PE <=10), often indicative of undervaluation in its sector.
- Risk Factor: The stock is listed under companies transitioning from profit to loss, which investors may view as a red flag depending on turnaround prospects.
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According to analysts, the stock’s beta of 1.16 reflects moderate volatility relative to the market. Despite a negative book value per share (-₹1.61) and no reported trailing twelve months (TTM) PE ratio, investor interest has remained buoyant, possibly fueled by long-term infrastructure growth expectations and past performance momentum.
The company is categorized under the Transport Infrastructure sector, and its broader sectoral PE stands at 17.16, indicating room for valuation expansion if fundamentals improve.
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