Where the stock stands
Blue Dart Express Ltd., a Services-sector name, last changed hands at ₹4,811.3, which is 0.81% below the previous close of ₹4,850.5. The broader market went the other way in that session, with the Nifty up 0.23%, so the stock lagged rather than followed the index. The company carries a market capitalisation of roughly ₹11,429 crore.
On the valuation side the record shows a price-to-earnings ratio of 39.78 and a price-to-book of 6.43, against earnings per share of ₹121.09 and a dividend yield of 0.52%. Those are the only fundamental figures in the data set — there is no revenue, margin or order-book detail here, so this page cannot say anything about how the underlying business is trading. What the multiples do show is a stock still priced well above its book value while the share price itself has been sliding: returns are 2.74% negative over the past week, 5.35% negative over a month, and 14.9% negative over the past year. Over three months the drift is far smaller, a fall of about 0.40%, which points to most of the damage sitting at the two ends of that window rather than spread evenly across it.
What the smart-money flow shows
There is nothing on the record here. This evidence pack carries no bulk-deal or block-deal entries, no institutional buying or selling streak, no futures and options positioning, and no insider filings under the exchange's disclosure rules. That is an absence of data rather than evidence of an absence of activity — no inference about what large investors have been doing can be drawn from it either way.
The technical picture
Momentum readings put the stock in the lower half of its range without being washed out. The 14-day relative strength index — a 0-to-100 momentum gauge where readings under 30 are usually described as oversold — sits at 37.9. The price is below both its 50-day and its 200-day moving averages, and neither a golden cross nor a death cross, the signals traders watch when those two averages intersect, has occurred in the data available.
The range tells the clearer story. The stock is 31.06% below its 52-week high of ₹7,036 and only 4.8% above its 52-week low of ₹4,628.5, so it has spent the last stretch of trading nearer the floor of the past year than the ceiling. Relative volume stands at 1.25, meaning turnover has been running modestly above the recent norm rather than spiking — there is heavier-than-usual interest, but not the kind of surge that marks a capitulation or a scramble.
Catalysts and what to watch
The exchange filings in the record are all board-level changes. Blue Dart told the exchange that Mr. Balfour Manuel has resigned as Managing Director with effect from the close of business on November 29, 2026, a disclosure that appears on three consecutive dates in the filing history. An earlier filing covers the resignation of Mr. Florian Ulrich Bumberger as a Non-Executive Director with effect from July 10, 2026. Strota's screen tags both as bearish events; the filings themselves state only the fact of the departures and give no reason.
On the news side, the stock features in ex-dividend lists dated September 15 in reports from Business Today and Livemint, and a report from scanx.trade says a dividend of ₹25 was recommended with the annual general meeting set for September 22. A separate report from MarketsMojo describes a ratings change to Hold on what it calls mixed financial and technical readings. Those are reports, not confirmed corporate positions, and this page does not repeat any target figures attached to them.
What the data establishes is narrow: a stock trading closer to its one-year low than its high, with soft momentum, above-average but unremarkable volume, and a run of senior-management departures disclosed to the exchange. What it does not establish is any causal link between those departures and the price weakness, or any read on institutional intent — the flow data simply is not here.