Half of all Indian shares cost under ₹90
Each tag is a price range. Longer tag, more companies. 5,706 listed companies.
What the chart shows
What does one share cost? Across 5,706 listed companies, half cost less than ₹90 for a single share. The typical price is ₹86.00.
How many companies in each price range (6 Oct 2026)
| Under ₹10 | 702 |
|---|---|
| ₹10 to ₹50 | 1,483 |
| ₹50 to ₹100 | 828 |
| ₹100 to ₹500 | 1,691 |
| ₹500 to ₹1,000 | 461 |
| ₹1,000 to ₹5,000 | 464 |
| ₹5,000 to ₹10,000 | 43 |
| Over ₹10,000 | 34 |
The cheapest share is ₹0.10. The most expensive is MRF at ₹1,24,080.
A low price does not mean a cheap company. A company can split one share into ten, and nothing about the business changes. The price of one share tells you nothing about the company's size or quality.
How it is measured
Price is each company's latest closing price for one share (its NSE price where it trades on NSE, otherwise BSE), inside the 10 trading days to 6 Oct 2026. 5,706 active listed companies are included, 2,199 of them traded on BSE only. The typical (middle) price is ₹86.00: half of the companies cost less for one share, half cost more. The price of one share says nothing about how big, good or cheap a company is: a company can split one share into ten and the business stays the same.
How this chart has read
The finding in one sentence, on each day its numbers changed.
- What does one share cost? Across 5,706 listed companies, half cost less than ₹90 for a single share. The typical price is ₹86.00.
- What does one share cost? Across 5,700 listed companies, half cost less than ₹90 for a single share. The typical price is ₹85.60.
- What does one share cost? Across 5,793 listed companies, half cost less than ₹90 for a single share. The typical price is ₹83.65.
- What does one share cost? Across 5,782 listed companies, half cost less than ₹90 for a single share. The typical price is ₹84.87.
- What does one share cost? Across 5,676 listed companies, half cost less than ₹90 for a single share. The typical price is ₹87.49.
- What does one share cost? Across 5,662 listed companies, half cost less than ₹90 for a single share. The typical price is ₹87.22.
- What does one share cost? Across 5,660 listed companies, half cost less than ₹90 for a single share. The typical price is ₹86.82.
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