The stock gained 10.2% on Monday to hit an intraday high of ₹706.65 apiece. It has been trading with gains for three consecutive sessions and for four of the last five trading sessions.
Barring the 200-day moving average (DMA), the HDB Financial Services stock is trading above most of its key moving averages. The stock is now above its 20-DMA of ₹654, 50-DMA of ₹652 and 100-DMA of ₹673. The stock is now close to its 200-DMA on the upside, which is at ₹715 per share.
The stock had declined to its post-listing low of ₹555 on March 30, from which it has recovered over 27%.
As a result of the three-day recovery, the stock’s Relative Strength Index on the charts is nearing “overbought” zone. The RSI is currently at 66 and a reading above 70 means that the stock is in “overbought” territory.
HDB Financial Since Listing
Shares of HDB Financial Services listed on the exchanges at a 13% premium of ₹835 apiece on July 2, 2025, compared to its issue price of ₹740 apiece. It hit its post-listing high of ₹891.9 apiece the next day.
The 12,500 crore IPO had received a healthy response, especially from institutional investors and high net worth individuals (HNIs).
HDB Financial Services In Q4
The company reported a strong set of numbers in the fourth quarter. Its net interest income increased 22% , which contributed to the 41% increase in the firm’s profitability.
Its asset quality improved sequentially, with its gross non performing assets (NPA) shrinking to 2.44% from 2.81% and net NPA improving to 1.09% from 1.25%.
Shares of HDB Financial Services are now trading 10% higher on Monday at ₹705.15. Despite this three-day recovery, the stock still trades below its issue price of ₹740 per share. The stock is among the top Nifty 500 gainers on Monday.
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