June 16, 2025: SpiceJet, a Smallcap company in the Airlines sector listed on the BSE, currently trades at ₹44.49. Today, the stock price fluctuated between a low of ₹44.48 and a high of ₹46. Over the past 52 weeks, the share price has seen a low of ₹39.91 and a high of ₹79.9.
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Recent Performance Overview
The airline’s stock recorded a daily gain of 2.33%, though its performance over the past month and quarter has been slightly negative, with returns of -0.58% and -1.28%, respectively. Weekly performance shows a positive trend with an 8.11% increase, but longer-term returns tell a different story, with a six-month decline of 23.4% and a one-year fall of 18.64%. The five-year performance remains negative at -12.88%.
Technical Analysis
Technical indicators offer a deeper insight into the stock’s current trading dynamics:
- Pivot Level: 45.15
- Resistance Levels: R1 at 45.76, R2 at 46.6, R3 at 47.21
- Support Levels: S1 at 44.31, S2 at 43.7, S3 at 42.86
The moving averages show mixed signals across timeframes. The 5-day SMA and EMA stand at 44.21 and 44.05 respectively, while the 10-day SMA and EMA hover near 43.48 and 43.92. Longer-term averages indicate a higher trend with the 50-day SMA at 45.78 and EMA at 45.44, while the 100-day SMA and EMA are even higher at 46.5 and 47.49. The 200-day averages sit at 53.43 (SMA) and 50.38 (EMA), reflecting a longer-term downward trend.
Sector Comparison
SpiceJet faces stiff competition from peers like InterGlobe Aviation, which has demonstrated more robust performance. InterGlobe’s short-term figures show a weekly decline of 3.75% and a monthly drop of 3.22%, but its three-month gain of 10.28% and one-year surge of 23.52% highlight stronger momentum. Remarkably, InterGlobe’s three- and five-year returns stand at 202.69% and 431.55%, far outperforming SpiceJet.