Penny stocks with high promoter holding, 50% or more

Companies whose share closed at ₹10 or less and whose promoters, the founders or controlling group, hold 50% or more of the shares. 223 companies met this on 28 Oct 2026.

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About penny stocks with high promoter holding, 50% or more

Penny stocks with high promoter holding, 50% or more, are companies whose share closed at ₹10 or less and whose promoter group holds at least half of the shares. The list is sorted by promoter holding, highest first, using each company's latest shareholding filing.

What a penny stock is

Penny stock is market slang for a very low-priced share. This page draws the line at a close of ₹10 or less. Company size is a separate question, answered by market cap, the share price times the number of shares.

Promoter holding

Promoters are the people or groups who founded or control a company. Their stake is the share of the company they hold, as reported in its shareholding filing. This page keeps companies where it is 50% or more.

The 25% public floor

Indian listing rules require at least 25% of a listed company's shares to be held by the public, which for most companies caps promoter holding at 75%. A company whose public holding falls below 25% has up to twelve months to restore it, and the central government can exempt companies that it, a state government or a public sector company controls, so some holdings on this list sit above 75%.

Columns beside the holding

Promoter, FII (foreign institutions), DII (domestic institutions), MF (mutual funds) and Public are percentages of all shares at the latest filing, including depositary receipts traded abroad where the filing includes them. Pledged is promoter shares pledged or encumbered divided by promoter shares, times 100. Promoter chg 3Y is the change in promoter holding over three years, in percentage points. Debt/equity is borrowings divided by the whole group's net worth, including other owners of subsidiaries, and leaves out lease liabilities.

What the screen leaves out

A high promoter holding leaves fewer shares in public hands, so trading can be thin. The screen reports ownership and price only. It does not check whether a share sits under an exchange surveillance measure. The list can be narrowed by name, sector and size.

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