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BSE Share Price

3665.70

+175.70

(5.03%)

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Company informationBSE — overview, financials & FAQs

BSE (BSE) share price is tracked live on this page, with the intraday move, day range, historical chart, financial results, shareholding pattern and technical levels for both NSE and BSE.

BSE has been listed on the NSE since 3 February 2017 and trades under ISIN INE118H01025, with a face value of ₹2. It is classified by the NSE under Financial Services.

Prices update through the trading session. Figures on this page are for information only and are not a recommendation to buy or sell.

BSE key information

BSE key information
CompanyBSE
NSE symbolBSE
SectorFinancial Services
ISININE118H01025
Listed on NSE3 February 2017
Face value₹2
SeriesEQ (rolling settlement, intraday allowed)
ExchangesNSE and BSE
Previous close₹3,490.00
52-week range₹2,377.40 – ₹4,446.80

BSE Share Price Today

The live BSE (BSE) share price above shows the last traded price, the change and percentage change for the session, and the day's open, high, low and previous close. Use the exchange toggle to switch between the NSE and BSE quote.

BSE Share Price Chart and History

The full BSE price history — monthly open, high, low and close, and returns against the Nifty 50 — is on its own page.

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BSE Financials and Quarterly Results

BSE's quarterly results, annual profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow are each on their own page, with every reported period.

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BSE Shareholding Pattern

The BSE shareholding pattern, quarter by quarter with the change in each holder group, is on its own page.

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BSE Dividend, Bonus and Stock Split History

Every BSE dividend, bonus issue and stock split, with ex-dates and record dates, is listed on its own page.

BSE dividend history →

BSE 52-Week High and Low

Over the last year BSE (BSE) has traded between ₹2,377.40 and ₹4,446.80. The 52-week range is the simplest read on where the current price sits against its own recent history.

BSE Technical Analysis and Pivot Levels

BSE's moving averages, RSI, MACD and trend, and its pivot-point support and resistance levels, are on their own pages.

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BSE share price — frequently asked questions

What is the BSE share price today?

The live BSE (BSE) price is shown at the top of this page, together with the day's change, open, high, low and previous close for both NSE and BSE. It updates through the trading session.

What is the NSE symbol and ISIN for BSE?

BSE trades on the NSE under the symbol BSE, with ISIN INE118H01025 in the EQ series.

When was BSE listed on the stock exchange?

BSE (BSE) has been listed on the National Stock Exchange since 3 February 2017. Its shares carry a face value of ₹2.

Where can I see BSE quarterly results and financials?

The BSE financial results page lists every reported quarter and financial year — revenue, operating profit, net profit, margins and EPS — and the balance sheet and cash flow pages carry the other two statements, so you can compare each BSE reporting period against the last.

Does BSE pay a dividend?

Every dividend, bonus issue and stock split BSE has declared is listed on the BSE dividend history page, with the ex-date, record date and amount per share as announced on the exchanges.

What is the BSE shareholding pattern?

The BSE shareholding pattern page breaks BSE down by promoter, foreign institutional, domestic institutional and public holding for each quarter, with the change from the previous quarter.

Which sector does BSE belong to?

The NSE classifies BSE under Financial Services. You can compare it against other Financial Services stocks from the sector peers listed on this page.

How do I buy BSE shares?

You need a trading and demat account to buy BSE on the NSE or BSE. Once your account is active you can place a buy or sell order from this page. Nothing here is a recommendation — please make your own assessment.