Shares of Asian Paints Ltd., India’s largest paints manufacturer, rose nearly 5% on Friday, October 17, 2025, marking the stock’s biggest intraday gain since March this year. The Asian Paints share price stood at ₹2,522 as of 12:05 PM on the NSE, reflecting a 4.70% rise. The surge was driven by a mix of global and domestic factors, including a decline in oil prices and positive demand signals ahead of the festive season.
Oil prices fell over 1% after US and Russian leaders announced plans to meet in Hungary to discuss ending the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This news eased some geopolitical uncertainties and contributed to a positive market sentiment globally.
Investors interpreted the potential for lower energy costs as a factor that could improve consumption patterns and corporate margins, indirectly supporting companies like Asian Paints.
Domestically, Asian Paints is concentrating on reviving urban demand, particularly in the premium and luxury segments. CEO Amit Syngle noted that early signs of demand recovery have been observed in urban centres, while rural markets continue to perform steadily, supported by a generally favourable monsoon this year.
He added that new product launches, innovative finishes, and marketing campaigns during the festive season are expected to drive a focused recovery.
Market interest has also been driven by anticipation of Asian Paints’ Q2 FY26 earnings announcement on November 12, 2025. On the same day, the company’s board will review the declaration of an interim dividend, further engaging investors. This combination of seasonal demand, upcoming results, and potential dividends has contributed to upward momentum in the stock.
The Asian Paints share price has shown notable movement, trading between a high of ₹3,069 and a low of ₹2,125. As of 12:05 PM on October 17, 2025, the Asian Paints share price stood at ₹2,522, reflecting a 4.70% rise on the NSE.The company holds a market capitalisation of ₹2,41,958 crore.
Financial metrics indicate a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 62.8 and a book value of ₹202 per share. The dividend yield stands at 1.00%, with a return on capital employed (ROCE) of 25.7% and return on equity (ROE) of 20.6%.
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The recent rally in Asian Paints shares highlights the combined impact of global oil price movements and domestic festive season demand. With a focus on premium and luxury segments, positive urban recovery trends, and upcoming earnings and dividend announcements, the Asian Paints share price remains under close observation by investors looking for steady market performance.
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Published on: Oct 17, 2025, 12:35 PM IST
Suraj Uday Singh
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