On July 28, 2025, shares of Godrej Properties fell 3.4%. This marked the fifth day in a row of losses. In one week, the stock dropped about 10%.
It performed worse than its sector, which slipped 2.34%, and the Sensex, which lost 0.44%. Over the last three weeks, the Sensex fell 1.69%, but Godrej Properties fell more.
The stock is now below all major moving averages — 5-, 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day — which shows the trend is weak. Since the start of the year, it is down 22.52%, while the Sensex is up 3.80%.
Chairperson Pirojsha Godrej said they still expect to meet or beat their ₹32,500 crore pre-sales goal for FY26.
Brokerage Nomura started coverage with a reduced rating and a ₹1,900 target price. It warned about high valuations and possible delays in project delivery.
The real estate sector has also been under pressure. Higher interest rates and slower home sales in some areas have made investors cautious.
Charts show clear weakness. The stock is below every key moving average. Buying interest is low, and the trend remains negative. Traders say the stock needs strong news or results to break this pattern.
In the short term, the stock could stay under pressure. Lower pre-sales, slower revenue, and a cautious analyst view are weighing on it.
For the long term, the timely delivery of projects like the Regal Pavilion and meeting sales targets will be key. If real estate demand improves, the stock could recover.
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