Marico share price today: ₹838 on 6 Jul 2026

Snapshot: Marico ends almost unchanged

Marico Ltd shares were trading at ₹838.10 on the NSE as of 6 July 2026, down ₹0.45 or 0.05% for the day. The stock opened at ₹839.00 after a previous close of ₹838.55. During the session, it moved within a narrow band, reflecting a largely sideways intraday trend noted in the data. The day’s action kept the stock close to the prior close, suggesting limited directional conviction.

A separate print in the same data set also showed Marico at ₹838.10 with a previous close of ₹838.60, which is directionally consistent with a flat day. The BSE price was listed at ₹837.95 for the same date. Across the feeds, the core takeaway remained the same: Marico traded in a tight range and finished marginally lower.

How the trading session unfolded

The stock’s intraday low was ₹835.00 and the high was ₹846.30. The average traded price was reported at ₹840.42, while another line in the same material cited an average price of ₹840.65. With the session range spanning about ₹11.30, the move was modest relative to the stock’s recent levels.

Volume for the day was reported at 14.89 lakh shares. Circuit levels were also listed, with one snapshot showing an upper circuit of ₹922.40 and a lower circuit of ₹754.70. Another feed cited similar bands of ₹921.90 (upper) and ₹754.30 (lower), indicating small differences across market-data sources while staying broadly aligned.

Where Marico stands in its 52-week band

Over the last 52 weeks, Marico recorded a low of ₹690.20 and a high of ₹873.00, as per the price-range data. That places the 6 July level of around ₹838 in the upper portion of the annual range. Another price panel in the material showed a similar 52-week band but with different values (₹687.00 to ₹848.80), again indicating that the dataset contains multiple feeds.

On returns, the provided performance metrics showed an 8.4% gain over the past six months and a 20.00% rise over the last year. These numbers position Marico as a steady performer over the stated periods, even as the day’s move itself was close to flat.

Technical reference points mentioned in the data

The 50-day moving average (50 DMA) was listed at 817.33 and the 200-day moving average (200 DMA) at 760.53. With the stock trading around ₹838, it was above both of these levels in the snapshot provided. The same section describing intraday trend characterised the stock as “moving sideways” during the session.

While moving averages are backward-looking indicators, the stated positioning relative to the 50 DMA and 200 DMA helps explain why some market participants may view the stock as holding above key reference levels, even without a strong one-day move.

What brokerages and market consensus are signalling

One market-consensus panel in the material showed a “Buy” skew, with 84.21% marked as Buy and 10.53% as Hold, implying the remaining 5.26% in other categories. Another line stated this recommendation split was “by Refinitiv from 38 analysts.” The same section indicated “Mean consensus: BUY” and “Number of Analysts: 38.”

A separate consensus snapshot also listed an average target price of ₹853.11 and a spread of +11.80% based on a “Last Close Price” of ₹763.05. Since that last close differs from the 6 July close shown elsewhere (around ₹838), it appears to be from a different date or feed within the compiled text, but it still reflects the generally positive bias in published targets.

Kotak note: volume growth and cost headwinds flagged

The material also referenced a note that “Kotak expects Marico to report a good quarter.” It added that the company had pointed to double-digit volume growth and flagged cost impacts from El Nino and commodity prices in Q1. The mention is notable because it combines a growth cue (volume) with pressure points (input costs and weather-linked disruptions).

No specific revenue, margin, or profit figures were included in the provided text for this quarter, so the key usable information remains the directional commentary on volumes and cost drivers.

Other brokerage targets cited in the compiled text

Multiple brokerage headlines and targets were listed in the dataset. These included Goldman Sachs reiterating a Buy with a target of ₹830 (in a context where the “current market price” was stated as ₹723.90), Avendus maintaining Buy and revising target to ₹832 from ₹810 on revenue estimate upgrades for FY26 and FY27, and Motilal Oswal reiterating Buy with a target of ₹825 while flagging margin concerns.

Another line noted HSBC reiterating Buy and raising its target to ₹850 from ₹800, citing foods and a digital-first portfolio as growth drivers. Since these target-price mentions appear alongside different “current price” references (including ₹723.90 and trading around ₹727.70 in another snippet), they should be read as separate brokerage notes captured at different times within the combined material.

Key data table: 6 July 2026 trading details

What this means for investors tracking Marico

The 6 July tape shows a stock consolidating near ₹838, with limited intraday swing and a close close to the prior day. The broader context in the same material points to a stock that has delivered positive returns over the last six months and year, while sitting in the upper end of its stated 52-week range. Analyst sentiment, as captured in the consensus split, remains skewed towards Buy.

The main near-term variables explicitly mentioned are volume growth commentary and cost pressures linked to El Nino and commodity prices. Future clarity will likely come from upcoming quarterly disclosures and any subsequent brokerage updates that translate these operational signals into revised forecasts.