Shalby — overview, financials & FAQs
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Shalby (SHALBY) 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.
SHALBY has been listed on the NSE since 15 December 2017 and trades under ISIN INE597J01018, with a face value of ₹10.
Prices update through the trading session. Figures on this page are for information only and are not a recommendation to buy or sell.
Shalby key information
| Company | Shalby |
|---|---|
| NSE symbol | SHALBY |
| ISIN | INE597J01018 |
| Listed on NSE | 15 December 2017 |
| Face value | ₹10 |
| Series | EQ (rolling settlement, intraday allowed) |
| Exchanges | NSE and BSE |
| Previous close | ₹138.50 |
| 52-week range | ₹125.82 – ₹274.70 |
Shalby Share Price Today
The live Shalby (SHALBY) 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.
Shalby Share Price Chart and History
The interactive chart plots SHALBY across intraday, daily, weekly and monthly timeframes, so you can read the Shalby share price history over any period and compare it against index or peer performance.
Shalby Financials and Quarterly Results
The financials tab carries the quarterly and annual results for Shalby — revenue, operating profit, net profit and earnings per share — alongside the balance sheet and cash-flow statements, so you can follow how each SHALBY result compares with earlier periods.
Shalby Shareholding Pattern
The shareholding pattern shows how Shalby 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.
Shalby Dividend, Bonus and Stock Split History
Corporate actions for SHALBY — dividends declared and their ex-dates, along with any bonus issue, stock split or rights issue Shalby has announced — are listed with the record dates the exchanges published.
Shalby 52-Week High and Low
Over the last year Shalby (SHALBY) has traded between ₹125.82 and ₹274.70. The 52-week range is the simplest read on where the current price sits against its own recent history.
Shalby Technical Analysis and Pivot Levels
Technical levels for SHALBY 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 Shalby share price.
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Shalby share price — frequently asked questions
What is the Shalby share price today?
The live Shalby (SHALBY) 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 Shalby?
Shalby trades on the NSE under the symbol SHALBY, with ISIN INE597J01018 in the EQ series.
When was Shalby listed on the stock exchange?
Shalby (SHALBY) has been listed on the National Stock Exchange since 15 December 2017. Its shares carry a face value of ₹10.
Where can I see Shalby quarterly results and financials?
The financials section on this page carries Shalby's quarterly and annual results, balance sheet and cash-flow statements, so you can compare each SHALBY reporting period against the last.
Does Shalby pay a dividend?
Any dividend, bonus issue or stock split Shalby 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 Shalby shareholding pattern?
The shareholding section breaks SHALBY down by promoter, foreign institutional, domestic institutional and public holding, with the change from the previous quarter.
How do I buy Shalby shares?
You need a trading and demat account to buy SHALBY 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.