July 16, 2025: Tata Technologies share price, a prominent player in the IT Consulting & Software space, saw modest movement in Tuesday’s trading session. The stock closed at ₹736.35, up 0.44% for the day. During the session, it touched an intraday high of ₹745 and a low of ₹730.25, indicating a narrow range of volatility.
The stock, classified as a Midcap on the BSE, has struggled to regain its past highs. From a 52-week peak of ₹1135, it now trades significantly lower, though it has rebounded from the year’s low of ₹595.05. Over the last three months, Tata Technologies has returned 12.36%, despite a 1.95% dip over the past month and an overall six-month decline of 8.16%.
Technical Indicators Signal Cautious Optimism
With a daily pivot level at ₹738.97, the stock faces resistance at ₹747.68 (R1), ₹753.72 (R2), and ₹762.43 (R3). On the downside, support levels are marked at ₹732.93 (S1), ₹724.22 (S2), and ₹718.18 (S3), offering key zones to watch for short-term traders.
The moving average analysis presents a mixed picture. While short-term SMAs and EMAs—like the 5-day (SMA: ₹704.96, EMA: ₹717.28)—suggest a potential upward trend, longer-term averages such as the 200-day SMA at ₹818.58 and EMA at ₹803.23 still show the stock trading below its historical mean.
Sector Comparison: Tata Technologies vs TCS
In comparison to Tata Technologies share price, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has seen broader declines across timeframes. Over the past week, TCS dropped 4.62%, with a monthly drop of 7.65% and a six-month fall of 23.29%. Tata Technologies has outperformed TCS in the short term but trails significantly over the longer horizon, with a one-year decline of 27.04% and a three-year fall of 43.61%.
Investor Outlook
With analysts closely monitoring technical levels and moving averages, Tata Technologies share price could present short-term opportunities for momentum traders. However, long-term investors may remain cautious unless the stock sustains a broader recovery and breaks past the resistance zone near ₹750–₹760.