Rolls-Royce Share Price: Live Price, Today’s Performance, Key Factors to Watch

Key Takeaways - 

• Rolls-Royce shares reached 1,502.2 pence on the chart, with 1,510.0 pence as the next key level.

• The company raised its 2026 core profit target to EUR 4.7 billion-EUR 4.9 billion.

• RSI at 68.70 shows strong short-term momentum, while 1,494.2 pence offers a nearby price reference.

Rolls-Royce Holdings sits near 1,500 pence as the stock tests a key zone after a sharp rebound. A 15-minute TradingView chart at 11:45 a.m. India time on September 22 shows 1,502.2 pence, with an open of 1,499.0, a high of 1,502.8, a low of 1,498.4, and a gain of 3.4 pence, or 0.23%. 

The Price Move has Reached a Key Zone

The chart shows a rebound from 1,439.8 pence toward 1,502.2 pence. The stock first fell from 1,484.0 to 1,462.8, then reached 1,439.8 before a sharp recovery. Price later crossed 1,472.0, 1,481.4, 1,484.0, and 1,494.2.

The 1,510.0 mark now stands as the next clear chart level above the current price. The 1,494.2 area offers the first nearby reference below the quote. The next levels sit at 1,484.0, 1,481.4, 1,472.0, and 1,460.2.

RSI Shows Strong Short-Term Momentum

The lower chart panel shows a Relative Strength Index, or RSI, at 68.70. Its yellow average sits at 59.33. The RSI rose from the low 30s to the upper 60s over a short period, in line with the share-price recovery.

An RSI near 70 does not confirm a market top. It does show strong recent momentum. A move above 70 would show stronger momentum, while a fall below 59.33 would point to weaker short-term force.

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Volume Adds Context to the Move

The chart shows volume at about 411.94K at the snapshot time. Recent full-session data show 36.28 million shares on September 18, 35.25 million on September 16, and 24.16 million on September 21. September 21 closed at 1,504.80 pence after a 3.78% rise. The current 411.94K figure covers only part of the session, so final daily volume remains important.

Higher 2026 Targets Support the Business Case

Rolls-Royce reported a 46% rise in first-half underlying operating profit to GBP 2.5 billion and free cash flow of GBP 2.0 billion. The company raised its 2026 core profit target to GBP 4.7 billion-GBP 4.9 billion from GBP 4.0 billion-GBP 4.2 billion. 

Its new free cash flow range stands at GBP 3.8 billion-GBP 4.0 billion, up from GBP 3.6 billion-GBP 3.8 billion. Rolls-Royce also completed GBP 1.4 billion of its planned GBP 2.5 billion 2026 share buyback at the half-year stage.

The company cited stronger long-term service agreement margins, contract catch-ups in Civil Aerospace, better power-generation profit, and stronger Defense aftermarket profit as key factors behind the higher targets. Rolls-Royce kept its 2026 Civil Aerospace range at 550-600 original-equipment deliveries and 1,480-1,550 shop visits.

New Aerospace Work Adds a Long-Term Factor

On September 18, Rolls-Royce said the European Union’s Clean Aviation program chose its German unit to lead the ELEVATED project. The project will test a hybrid-electric gas-turbine propulsion system for future short- to medium-range aircraft. The wider Clean Aviation call carries up to EUR 290 million of EU funds and EUR 664 million of total public and private investment.

Rolls-Royce said the ELEVATED system targets at least a 20% cut in aircraft-level carbon dioxide emissions. The project also links to the UltraFan 30 technology demonstrator, with ground tests planned for 2028.

Defense, Nuclear, and Cash Returns Matter

Rolls-Royce completed a USD 1 billion investment in its Indiana production and test campus in August. The company also reached U.S. Navy certification for its MTU engines in autonomous naval vessel operations in September. Rolls-Royce and Reliance Industries also announced a strategic intent to develop an indigenous combat engine for India’s Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft program.

The nuclear business adds another long-term factor. Rolls-Royce says its small modular reactor unit has won every competitive European nuclear tender it has entered since its Sweden win. Rolls-Royce paid a 6.0 pence interim dividend in September, up from 4.5 pence a year earlier.

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The Next Price Levels Matter Most

The immediate chart range sits between 1,494.2 and 1,510.0 pence. RSI at 68.70 shows strong short-term momentum, while 59.33 offers a useful reference for a shift in that momentum. The wider business picture rests on higher 2026 profit and cash targets, civil aerospace demand, defense activity, power-system demand, nuclear projects, and shareholder returns.

A hold above 1,494.2 would keep the recent chart structure firm. A move through 1,510.0 would put the stock closer to its 1,585.20 52-week high. A fall through 1,484.0 and 1,481.4 would put more focus on 1,472.0 and 1,460.2. Those levels, daily volume, and the RSI trend provide the clearest short-term signals for the next phase of the Rolls-Royce share-price move.

FAQs

What is the latest Rolls-Royce share price?

The TradingView snapshot shows 1,502.2 pence at 11:45 a.m. India time on September 22, 2026.

What is the next key resistance level?

The chart shows 1,510.0 pence as the next major level above the current price.

What is Rolls-Royce’s 2026 profit target?

Rolls-Royce raised its 2026 core profit target to EUR 4.7 billion-EUR 4.9 billion.

What does the RSI indicate?

The RSI stands at 68.70, which reflects strong recent price momentum.

What key levels should traders watch?

The chart highlights 1,510.0, 1,494.2, 1,484.0, 1,481.4, and 1,472.0 pence as important reference levels.