Infosys Limited trades on the NSE under the symbol INFY and on the BSE under code 500209, with ISIN INE009A01021 and a face value of ₹5. This page carries the live Infosys share price on both exchanges, the day and 52-week ranges, quarterly results, shareholding pattern, dividend history and technical levels.
Company informationInfosys — overview, financials & FAQs
The Infosys share price is tracked live on this page on both the NSE and the BSE. The quote above shows the last traded price with the change on the session and the day’s open, high, low and previous close, so the INFY share price you are reading is the current exchange figure.
Infosys has been listed on the NSE since 8 February 1995 and trades under ISIN INE009A01021 with a face value of ₹5. The NSE classifies it under Information Technology. The company is headquartered in Bengaluru and provides IT services, consulting and outsourcing to clients largely outside India.
Below the quote this page carries the Infosys share price history and chart, the quarterly and annual financials, the shareholding pattern, the dividend and buyback record, and the technical levels traders use to frame support and resistance. Figures here are for information only and are not a recommendation to buy or sell.
Infosys key information
| Company | Infosys |
|---|---|
| NSE symbol | INFY |
| Sector | Information Technology |
| ISIN | INE009A01021 |
| Listed on NSE | 8 February 1995 |
| Face value | ₹5 |
| Series | EQ (rolling settlement, intraday allowed) |
| Exchanges | NSE and BSE |
| Previous close | ₹1,035.00 |
| 52-week range | ₹980.40 – ₹1,728.00 |
Infosys Share Price Today
The live Infosys (INFY) 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.
Infosys Share Price Chart and History
The interactive chart plots INFY across intraday, daily, weekly and monthly timeframes, so you can read the Infosys share price history over any period and compare it against index or peer performance.
Infosys Financials and Quarterly Results
The financials tab carries the quarterly and annual results for Infosys — revenue, operating profit, net profit and earnings per share — alongside the balance sheet and cash-flow statements, so you can follow how each INFY result compares with earlier periods.
Infosys Shareholding Pattern
The shareholding pattern shows how Infosys equity is split between promoters, foreign institutional investors, domestic institutions and public shareholders, with the quarter-on-quarter change in each holding as filed with the exchanges.
Infosys Dividend, Bonus and Stock Split History
Corporate actions for INFY — dividends declared and their ex-dates, along with any bonus issue, stock split or rights issue Infosys has announced — are listed with the record dates the exchanges published.
Infosys 52-Week High and Low
Over the last year Infosys (INFY) has traded between ₹980.40 and ₹1,728.00. The 52-week range is the simplest read on where the current price sits against its own recent history.
Infosys Technical Analysis and Pivot Levels
Technical levels for INFY include moving averages, RSI, MACD and classic, Fibonacci and Camarilla pivot tables, plus the 52-week high and low, to help frame support and resistance around the current Infosys share price.
Infosys Share Price on NSE and BSE
The exchange toggle above switches the quote between the two listings. Infosys is a constituent of both the Nifty 50 and the Sensex, so the INFY share price is one of the inputs that moves those indices rather than merely tracking them — a large move in Infosys is visible in the index itself.
Infosys also has a listing outside India in the form of American Depositary Shares, which trade in New York under the same INFY symbol. That listing trades in dollars on US hours and is a different instrument from the NSE and BSE shares quoted on this page, though the two track each other closely once the exchange rate is applied.
Infosys Dividends, Buybacks and Shareholder Returns
Infosys is one of the more consistent dividend payers among large Indian companies and has also returned capital through buybacks on several occasions. Both matter when reading the Infosys share price history: a buyback reduces the share count, and a dividend is paid out of the same profits the price is discounting, so a price chart alone understates the total return an investor received.
The corporate actions section on this page carries the dividend and bonus record, and the shareholding table shows how promoter, foreign institutional and domestic institutional holdings have moved. Infosys has a relatively low promoter holding compared with most large Indian companies, with the balance held largely by institutions and the public.
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Infosys share price — frequently asked questions
What is the Infosys share price today?
The live Infosys share price is shown at the top of this page for both the NSE and the BSE, with the change on the session and the day’s open, high, low and previous close. It updates through the trading day.
What is the NSE symbol and ISIN for Infosys?
Infosys trades on the NSE under the symbol INFY, with ISIN INE009A01021 in the EQ series.
When was Infosys listed on the stock exchange?
Infosys (INFY) has been listed on the National Stock Exchange since 8 February 1995. Its shares carry a face value of ₹5.
Where can I see Infosys quarterly results and financials?
The financials section on this page carries Infosys's quarterly and annual results, balance sheet and cash-flow statements, so you can compare each INFY reporting period against the last.
Does Infosys pay a dividend?
Any dividend, bonus issue or stock split Infosys has declared appears in the corporate actions section on this page, with the ex-date and record date as published by the exchanges.
What is the Infosys shareholding pattern?
The shareholding section breaks INFY down by promoter, foreign institutional, domestic institutional and public holding, with the change from the previous quarter.
Which sector does Infosys belong to?
The NSE classifies Infosys under Information Technology. You can compare it against other IT stocks from the sector peers listed on this page.
How do I buy Infosys shares?
You need a trading and demat account to buy INFY 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.
What is the INFY share price on NSE?
Infosys trades on the NSE under the symbol INFY. The quote above shows the live NSE price when the NSE tab is selected, with the BSE listing available from the same toggle.
What is the ISIN and face value of Infosys shares?
Infosys Limited trades under ISIN INE009A01021 with a face value of ₹5 per share. It has been listed on the NSE since 8 February 1995.
Is Infosys part of the Nifty 50 and the Sensex?
Yes. Infosys is a constituent of both the Nifty 50 and the BSE Sensex, which means a large move in the INFY share price is itself reflected in those index levels.
Why is the Infosys ADR price different from the NSE price?
The American Depositary Shares trade in New York in US dollars during US market hours, while the NSE and BSE shares trade in rupees during Indian hours. Once the exchange rate is applied the two track each other closely, but they are separate instruments on separate timetables.
Does Infosys pay dividends?
Infosys has a long record of paying dividends and has also returned capital through buybacks on several occasions. The corporate actions section on this page carries the dividend and bonus history.
What sector is Infosys classified under?
The NSE classifies Infosys under Information Technology. The company provides IT services, consulting and outsourcing, with most of its revenue earned outside India.
Where can I see Infosys quarterly results?
The financials section on this page carries the quarterly and annual numbers — revenue, EBITDA, profit, total assets and reserves — as each result is reported.