Jsw Steel Market Update

  • Stock performance (24 h ending 02:43 PM CET, Thursday 22 Oct 2026)
  • Jsw Steel (JSWSTEEL.NS) closed 2.06 % higher.
  • Current price: INR 1,220.
  • Shares outstanding: 2.4 billion.
  • Market capitalization: INR 3 trillion.
  • Trading volume (last 24 h): INR 4.1 billion.
  • Year‑to‑date trend: down 2.15 % since the end of the previous month.
  • 200‑day simple moving average: INR 1,244.62.
  • 52‑week high: INR 1,351 (27 Aug 2026).
  • 52‑week low: INR 1,073.2 (18 Dec 2025).

Analyst Coverage

  • Multiple brokerage houses have maintained buy ratings.
  • Kotak Neo Research cites the company’s capacity expansion and improving balance‑sheet strength.
  • Higher captive iron‑ore availability and domestic coking coal usage are expected to support long‑term earnings.
  • Jefferies and other market observers regard Jsw Steel as a stable play within the steel sector, pointing to ongoing demand support and margin‑enhancing initiatives.
  • Overall market sentiment remains positive, with analysts recognising strategic investments and resilient domestic operations as key drivers of future performance.
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All figures are sourced from market data feeds and company filings as of the closing of the 24‑hour trading period.