Here are the latest stock price details of India's top Sugar stocks. For more detailed updates, check the latest Sugar sector results.
SCRIP | BSE PRICE (Rs) | NSE PRICE (Rs) | CHART | MORE INFO |
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BAJAJ HIND. SUGAR | 30.43 1.10% | 30.45 1.33% |
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BALRAMPUR CHINI | 515.40 1.32% | 515.50 1.34% |
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BANNARI AMMAN | 3,401.00 -0.27% | 3,406.30 0.15% |
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DALMIA BHARAT SUG. | 397.45 1.47% | 398.05 1.75% |
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DCM SHR.IND | 180.00 0.33% | Not Listed |
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E.I.D. PARRY | 830.00 0.62% | 830.75 0.62% |
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NIFTY 50 | Not Listed | 23,850.35 2.14% |
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S&P BSE SENSEX | 78,886.33 2.24% | Not Listed |
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SHREE RENUKA SUGARS | 38.78 1.02% | 38.80 1.15% |
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TRIVENI ENGG | 371.70 3.06% | 371.25 2.74% |
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BSE prices: November 22, 2024 02:26:00 PM NSE prices: November 22, 2024 2:29:59 PM
Within the Sugar sector, the top gainers were AVADH SUGAR & ENERGY (up 3.8%) and MAGADH SUGAR & ENERGY (up 3.2%). On the other hand, MAWANA SUGARS (down 2.9%) and SIMBHAOLI SUGARS (down 2.9%) were among the top losers.
Meanwhile, the benchmark S&P BSE SENSEX was at 78,886.3 (up 2.2%).
Before you go, here are the upcoming corporate actions for Sugar stocks.
COMPANY | PRICE (Rs) | CHANGE (%) | DIVIDEND (%) | RECORD DATE | EX-DIVIDEND DATE |
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BALRAMPUR CHINI | 515.40 | 1.32 | 300.0 | 25-Nov-24 | 25-Nov-24 |
List of All Upcoming Dividends
Based on marketcap, these are the top sugar companies in India:
You can see the full list of the sugar stocks here.
And for a fundamental analysis of the above companies, check out Equitymaster’s Indian stock screener which has a separate screen for best sugar stocks in India.
Within the Sugar sector, the top gainers were SIMBHAOLI (up 5.0%) and OSWAL OVERSEAS (up 4.9%). On the other hand, M.V.K. AGRO FOOD PRODUCT LTD. (down 3.5%) and MAWANA SUGARS (down 2.9%) were among the top losers.
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