June 27, 2025: Adani Power share, a major player in the Power Generation and Distribution sector and classified as a Largecap on the BSE, is currently trading at ₹595.5 per share. The stock saw fluctuations during the day, hitting a low of ₹574.25 and a high of ₹603. Over the last 52 weeks, the stock price has ranged between ₹430.85 and ₹752.15.
In recent performance metrics, Adani Power recorded a solid daily return of 2.98%, alongside gains of 7.63% over the past month and 14.51% over the last three months. These figures highlight renewed investor interest and positive momentum in the company’s stock.
Technical analysis reveals a daily pivot level at ₹583.83, with resistance levels placed at ₹593.42 (R1), ₹598.98 (R2), and ₹608.57 (R3). Support levels have been identified at ₹578.27 (S1), ₹568.68 (S2), and ₹563.12 (S3). These levels are closely watched by traders to anticipate possible price movements.
Looking at moving averages, the stock’s Simple Moving Average (SMA) for the last 5 days stands at ₹548, while the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is slightly higher at ₹558.3. Over 10 days, the SMA is ₹562.49 with the EMA near ₹555.73. Extending the view further, the 20-day SMA and EMA sit at ₹556.5 and ₹555.11 respectively, while the 50-day averages hover around ₹549.62 (SMA) and ₹548.36 (EMA). Longer-term averages show the 100-day SMA at ₹526.63 and EMA at ₹543.34, with 200-day SMA and EMA at ₹550.89 and ₹548.48 respectively.
Comparatively, Adani Power’s performance stands out within its sector. Over the past week, the stock has surged by 11.4%, while showing consistent growth of 7.1% over the last month and nearly 14% over three months. However, the one-year performance reflects some challenges, with a decline of 17.22%. Over a longer horizon, the stock has exhibited remarkable growth with a three-year return of 117.13% and an impressive five-year return exceeding 1500%, signaling strong long-term investor confidence.
In contrast, sector peer NTPC has shown modest short-term gains with a weekly increase of 1.12%, but faced a slight decline of 6.01% over three months and a one-year drop of nearly 10%. Yet, NTPC’s longer-term returns remain positive, with 144.93% growth over three years and 257.32% over five years.
Adani Power’s recent performance suggests an optimistic outlook as it navigates market volatility with strong technical support and upward momentum. Investors will be closely watching upcoming trading sessions to see if the stock can sustain this bullish trend.