Where the stock stands
Adani Green Energy, a company in the Power sector, last traded at ₹1235.7 on 8 October 2026, down 7.88% from the previous close of ₹1341.4. The broad market was also lower, with the Nifty down 1.64%, so the stock fell several times as far as the index on the day.
Most readings in the pack are stamped to the 7 October close of ₹1341.4, not today's price, and should be read that way. At that close the stock was 17.78% below its 52-week high of ₹1631.5 and 75.35% above its 52-week low of ₹765. Its one-year return stood at 26.46%, while the three-month return was a loss of 12.70%. On valuation, the pack shows a price-to-earnings ratio of 118.36, a price-to-book ratio of 10.55, trailing earnings per share of 10.44, a market capitalisation of ₹203542 crore, and no dividend yield.
What the smart-money flow shows
The institutional deal record is short and unusual: every row is a matched transfer between the same two names. On 3 August 2026, Ardour Investment Holding Ltd sold ₹2380 crore of shares and Adani Infra (India) Limited bought ₹2380 crore, on the same day and at the same value. On 9 June 2026 the same pair appears again, with Ardour selling and Adani Infra buying ₹3246.5 crore. That June transfer is listed twice with identical counterparties and identical values, which looks like one deal recorded twice rather than two separate trades, so the figures should not be added together.
Because each sale is matched by an equal purchase from a named counterparty, these rows describe shares moving from one holder to another, not fresh buying or selling by outside institutions. Both parties are classified as "Other" rather than as foreign or domestic institutions. Nothing here shows open-market accumulation or distribution.
The rest of the smart-money picture is missing rather than empty. The pack carries no futures-and-options positioning, no institutional buying or selling streak and no insider-filing data for this stock. Those fields are absent, which means the data was not supplied, not that there was no activity. A headline from MarketsMojo reports a sharp rise in open interest — the number of outstanding derivative contracts — amid volatile trading, but the pack contains no open-interest figures to confirm its size or direction.
The technical picture
At the 7 October close, the stock sat above both its 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages, and neither a golden cross nor a death cross — the crossovers of those two averages — was flagged. The 14-day RSI, a momentum gauge, read 58.4. Relative volume, which compares a session's trading volume with its recent average, was 4.36, so 7 October was already a heavily traded session before today's fall. The stock had gained 4.96% over the prior week and 3.82% over the prior month.
None of these readings include today's 7.88% drop. A fall of that size, from ₹1341.4 to ₹1235.7, changes the distance from the 52-week high and may alter the moving-average positions, and the pack does not show the updated values.
Catalysts and what to watch
The company's next results are scheduled for 21 October 2026, and the pack lists an EPS estimate of 3.51 for that release. A Business Today headline asks why Adani group stocks, Adani Green among them, are falling today; it covers several group companies, and the pack does not state the reason. A report from Alice Blue, four days old, says the company has brought a 185 MW wind project at Khavda into operation, taking total capacity to 17,472 MW. Older headlines from Univest, Value Research and India Infoline cover results timing, financial ratios and an earlier share-price fall after first-quarter results.
What the data establishes is a 7.88% fall today on a day the Nifty fell 1.64%, a heavily traded session the day before, and a deal record made up entirely of matched transfers between two named holders. It does not establish a single driver for today's move, and it says nothing about F&O positioning, institutional streaks or insider activity, because those fields were not supplied.