Why did Dixon Technologies share price fall today?

The stock dropped 4.49% to ₹11,774 after hitting ₹11,646 intraday. Heavy volume and a strong downtrend amplified the move. Worries about India extending IT hardware import norms to end‑2026, a softer FY27 EPS outlook, and lack of immediate catalysts weighed on sentiment and extended a six‑session slide.

Is Dixon Technologies near its 52-week low?

Yes. The share undercut its previous 52‑week low of ₹11,821, touching ₹11,646 intraday on December 30. This confirms a fresh 16‑month low. For stability, the stock needs to reclaim ₹12,300‑₹12,600 and hold above the lower Bollinger Band near ₹12,261 for several sessions.

What key technical levels should traders watch?

Support sits near ₹11,600. Resistance lines up at ₹12,300‑₹12,600, then the 50‑DMA around ₹14,601. The 200‑DMA near ₹15,574 is a major hurdle. RSI at 31 signals near‑oversold, but ADX near 50 shows a strong trend, so risk control is critical.

How do the IT hardware import norms affect Dixon?

The extension to end‑2026 can slow localization benefits, limiting near‑term margin expansion for EMS players. It may delay pricing power gains in laptops and tablets. Clear guidance on mix, capacity, and PLI‑linked execution could offset the drag and support the Dixon Technologies share price.

When is the next earnings date and what matters most?

The next earnings are due on 4 Feb 2026. We will track management’s view on the import norms, smartphone order flow including any Vivo JV update, cash conversion, and FY27 margin guidance. Any positive surprise here could help the Dixon Technologies share price recover.

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DIXON.NS Stock Today, December 30: 16-Month Low on Policy Headwinds

ByHuzaifa Zahoor December 30, 2025December 30, 2025

Dixon Technologies share price slid to a fresh 16‑month low on December 30, with DIXON.NS down 4.49% to ₹11,774. The drop extends a six‑session slide and leaves the stock roughly 33% lower in 2025. Sentiment is weak on concerns that India’s IT hardware import norms extended to end‑2026 may slow localization gains. Investors are also tracking the pending Vivo JV for a turnaround trigger. We break down price action, key levels, policy impact, and what could shape the next move.