India's Titan Company had conflicting published readings for its Nov. 13 session, complicating investors' view of the stock's daily performance in the Indian market.
Price histories from The Economic Times and Value Research list Titan at ₹4,844.90 at the close on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE), down ₹77, or 1.56%, from the previous close of ₹4,921.90.
A later update in The Economic Times' liveblog showed ₹4,855.30 and a 1.36% decline. That reading differs from the closing figure in both price histories; the reason for the discrepancy was not established.
Business Standard reported a separate close of ₹4,850.40 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), down ₹49.10, or 1%.
Titan's investor disclosures list its second-quarter results and presentation on Nov. 5, followed by an earnings-call transcript dated Nov. 11. The transcript covers the quarter and half-year ended Sept. 30, 2026, but does not give an explanation for the Nov. 13 share-price move. EconoTimes previously covered a separate conflict in Titan price readings.
