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Adani Power shares jumped 8.63% on May 5, 2025, to ₹570.55. The price hike was driven by the high trading volume of 8.5M shares and sector optimism. The stock's PE ratio is attractive at 17 despite the recent decline in earnings, attracting investor attention. Check the reasons behind the Adani Power stock rally today, along with analysts' opinions.
Adani Power stock experienced a massive rally on May 5, 2025. The company’s shares gained 8.63%, reaching ₹570.55 by 11:39 am. The rise indicates a rebound from the previous week’s declining trends. The stock opened at ₹528.00, above the previous close ₹525.20. It reached an intraday high of ₹576.50 and a low of ₹525.50, showing high investor interest and intense trading pressure.
Let’s explore Adani Power share price movements and key financial metrics today to understand what to expect from the stock in the coming days.
The trading volume for the day is 8,547,001 shares, with the total turnover amounting to ₹48,756.37 lakhs. Despite the large figures, they are still less than the average volume over 20 days, which is 11.5 million shares. The 20-day average delivery is 12.77%. This means that most of the trades were likely short-term intraday positions.
Adani Power stock’s market capitalization is now at ₹2,20,019 crore. Thus, solidifying its position among India's leading power players. The beta of 1.50 reflects increased sensitivity to market movements. This also suggests higher price sensitivity to the general indexes. This can be helpful in a bull market but may raise caution during volatility.
The company's trailing twelve months (TTM) earnings per share (EPS) are ₹33.55, a 37.87% decline from a year ago. The stock has a PE ratio of 17.00, below the sector average of 28.08. Despite the slump in earnings, the low PE is appealing to investors as it shows undervaluation. The price-to-book (P/B) ratio is 3.94, and book value per share is at ₹145.07, in line with industry standards.
Adani Power shares have seen significant movement over the past year. Its 52-week high and all-time high are the same at ₹895.85, while the 52-week low is ₹432.00. The all-time low, by contrast, is ₹15.15. This historical perspective emphasizes the stock’s dramatic long-term growth potential despite recent fluctuations.
The day's volume-weighted average price (VWAP) was ₹555.18, reflecting most trades happening at this level. The stock trades above the last close well, supporting the bullish momentum. Circuit filters for the stock are established at ₹630.20 on the higher side and ₹420.20 on the lower side, which defines the limit for acceptable price fluctuations in a day.
Adani Power share chart showed its price reaching ₹571.75 as of 11.41 AM on May 5, 2025:
Analysts suggest a ‘BUY’ rating for Adani Power shares today. Following the latest full-year earnings, the sentiment remains cautiously optimistic. While the stock dipped 4.4% last week post-earnings, updated forecasts suggest a 7.9% revenue rise to ₹606.5 billion and a 19% hike in EPS to ₹39.90 in 2026. However, this growth is below both the historical 19% CAGR and the industry’s projected 18% growth rate. Thus, signaling that Adani Power may trail behind sectoral peers.
Several factors contributed to the sharp 8.63% rise:
Market Sentiment: Bullish sentiment across global indexes, such as the S&P 500 rising 1.4%, boosted large-cap stocks.
Valuation Advantage: Despite lower EPS, Adani’s PE remains attractive compared to the sector.
Strong Buying Activity: The price movement above VWAP points to sustained demand.
High Beta Reaction: The higher beta of the stock enhanced gains in an already bullish market environment.
Adani Power's steep intraday rise on May 5 indicates renewed market optimism in the face of general bullish sentiment. Although valuation and momentum indicators are still positive, caution is advisable because of persisting earnings pressures and relatively weaker trading volumes. Long-term investors should monitor future earnings and macroeconomic cues before taking positions.
