NSE · Consumer Services · updated 16 Oct 2026, 11:10 pm IST
Last price
₹772.1
Change
+4.13%
Volume
93,35,235
vs avg volume
2.45x
BIG MONEY In this stock, the last 30 days
On a run: up 4 sessions in a row, +8.5% in all.
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Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. trades on the NSE under the symbol INDHOTEL and is classified under Consumer Services (midcap cap by NSE's index grouping). It is a constituent of NIFTY 200, NIFTY 500, NIFTY MIDCAP 150, NIFTY INFRASTRUCTURE. NSE's securities master records its listing date as 3 Jul 1996.
On 16 Oct 2026 the stock closed at ₹772.1, +4.1% on the day. Over the past year it has traded between ₹570.95 and ₹889.65; the current price sits 63% of the way up that range, 13.2% below the 52-week high. The move has been +7.9% over five sessions, +5.4% over a month, +6.1% over three months, +21.4% over six months.
Volume in the last session was 2.5× the stock's 20-session average — unusually heavy. 53% of that volume was taken as delivery, against a 20-session average of 60%.
No promoter or insider trades have been filed for the stock in the last 90 days. No bulk or block deals were disclosed in the last 30 days.
Among 13 Consumer Services stocks tracked here, its one-month return ranks 3rd; the strongest over the month was Lemon Tree Hotels Ltd. (+6.5%).
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accounts rather than squared off intraday — the difference between accumulation
and churn. How it is used.
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Exchange-disclosed transactions, reported as published.