IRFC shares opened the week on the back foot, slipping to ₹133.50 in early trade before edging back toward ₹136. The stock is down around 0.5% for the day, and while that may not sound dramatic, the timing is important. Traders were watching for a breakout above ₹140. Instead, the price is stalling just below it.
This comes after a strong run in recent weeks, supported by government-led optimism in the railway sector. But with no new trigger this Monday, the momentum is clearly cooling off.
The company’s Q4 earnings were a mixed bag, total income came in stronger at ₹6,723 crore, but net profit slipped by 1.15%, which took some shine off the top line. Analysts aren’t aligned either. Some still see long-term upside toward ₹200, but others are pulling back sharply, warning of overvaluation.
Add to that the fact that recent announcements, like the ₹60,000 crore fundraising plan for FY26 and the ₹7,500 crore NTPC loan, have already been digested by the market, and you’ve got a stock that’s running low on fresh fuel.
IRFC Share Price Levels to Watch
The RSI is holding at 56, not overbought, not oversold. MACD is curling up, but it’s not sending a clear bullish signal just yet. It looks like a pause, not panic.
This isn’t a breakdown. It’s a cooldown. IRFC remains tied to one of the government’s most aggressive infrastructure themes, and the long-term setup hasn’t changed. But short term? Traders want fresh fuel. Without it, the stock may drift between ₹132 and ₹140 before choosing a direction. Keep it on the watchlist, but wait for stronger volume before stepping in.
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