
Concord Biotech cleared the ₹1,480 resistance on strong volume and moving-average crossovers. The stock could rally to ₹1,730 if it holds above the breakout zone, with a stop-loss at ₹1,410.
Concord Biotech shares cleared a key technical hurdle on Tuesday, pushing above the ₹1,480 resistance level that had capped gains for a week. The stock closed at ₹1,513.40, up about 2.2% on the session, and is now trading at its highest in more than a month.
The breakout above ₹1,480 is significant because that level had acted as a ceiling through early August, with the stock oscillating between ₹1,420 and ₹1,475. Tuesday's move, backed by above-average volume, suggests the broader uptrend that began in June has resumed after the pause, technical analysts tracking the stock said.
Moving average crossovers on the daily chart reinforce the bullish setup. The 20-day exponential moving average crossed above the 50-day EMA last week, a pattern traders often treat as a confirmation of short-term momentum. The stock is now trading above both averages, with the 20-day EMA sloping upward.
Concord Biotech's financial performance has been strong. The company reported net profit of ₹240.1 crore for the June quarter, up 32% from a year earlier and 73% sequentially. Revenue rose 9% year-on-year to ₹1,218.7 crore. EBITDA margin widened to 33.4%, compared with 29.3% a year ago and 19.1% in the March quarter. The margin improvement came from a better product mix and operating leverage, analysts at two domestic brokerages said last week.
The stock could rise to ₹1,730 in the coming weeks if it sustains above the ₹1,480-1,500 zone, according to technical analysts at a Mumbai-based brokerage. A close below ₹1,410 would invalidate the breakout, they said.
Traders who want to ride the move can buy at current levels around ₹1,513, with additional accumulation on dips near ₹1,495. A stop-loss at ₹1,410 limits downside risk. As the stock moves higher, the stop can be trailed upward: to ₹1,545 once the stock reaches ₹1,590, then to ₹1,585 at ₹1,630, and to ₹1,645 at ₹1,690. The recommended exit is ₹1,710.
The broader market was mixed Tuesday. The Nifty 50 ended flat, as a sell-off in index heavyweights offset gains in midcap and smallcap names. Foreign institutional investors were net sellers of ₹2,535 crore in cash equities, while domestic institutions bought ₹5,102 crore.
Among other notable institutional transactions, Aditya Kumar Halwasiya bought shares worth ₹162.9 crore in Baazar Style Retail. Minerva Ventures picked up a ₹149 crore stake in Kesar Enterprises. The Government of Singapore bought shares worth ₹34.4 crore in LEAP India. On the selling side, APAC Company XXIII Ltd sold shares worth ₹2,325 crore in Embassy Office Parks.
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