The stock closed at 949.85 rupees on Friday as the BSE Sensex fell 0.66% to 77,328.19 in a broadly weak session.
IndusInd ended 1.94% below its 52-week high of 968.60 rupees reached on 26 February, while Kotak Mahindra Bank rose 0.37%.
Among peers, Union Bank of India fell 0.62% and State Bank of India dropped 6.66%, while IndusInd trading volume was 29,528 against a 50-day average of 203,226.
Down 43% from its peak, is IndusInd Bank now a historic buying opportunity or a classic value trap?
Is IndusInd Bank's profit surge a real recovery or an illusion hiding a shrinking business?
With a new CEO but an ongoing fraud probe, can IndusInd Bank finally escape its scandalous past?