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Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities share price history

NSE: BECTORFOODBSE: 543253Food ProductsSmall Cap

Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities Limited · Face value ₹2 · Listed Dec 2020 · Issue price ₹288
Last close ₹181.59down ₹4.31 (2.32%)BSE ₹181.35

Share price at the NSE close on 30 Oct 2026. Previous close ₹185.90.

30 Oct: open ₹185.00, high ₹185.19, low ₹180.00

52-week range of traded prices to 30 Oct 2026
₹165.00Low, 15 Jul 2026₹279.90High, 12 Dec 2025
Market cap
₹5,575 Cr715th largest listed
P/E
37.47
P/B
4.39
Dividend yield
0.72%
ROE
12.2%
ROCE
12.6%
Debt to equity
0.10
Volume, NSE
8,70,76964.5% delivered

Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities share price by year, month and day

Closes to 30 Oct 2026; the last month as traded on NSE

Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities' share price is on record from 24 Dec 2020, when it closed at ₹118.84, to 30 Oct 2026. Its highest close was ₹423.14 on 20 Sep 2024 and its lowest ₹49.53 on 20 Jun 2022, adjusted for 1 split or bonus issue.

Close at year end, ₹

10320207620218420222242023328202423020251822026so far
YearClose at year endChangeHighest closeLowest closeOpenTraded highTraded lowVolume
2026so far181.59−21.2%263.32167.16230.40265.80165.0046,93,86,974
2025230.40−29.7%327.94228.30327.60333.42224.0012,97,69,039
2024327.72+46.6%423.14197.77224.00440.00192.8624,48,46,435
2023223.60+166.4%267.9586.6184.18274.7983.2030,86,10,415
202283.94+9.9%89.7849.5376.5890.3749.0031,49,45,075
202176.38−25.8%100.5466.28103.20103.8965.6850,97,67,535
2020102.87–118.84102.87100.00124.80100.0032,01,66,865
₹ per share, adjusted for splits and bonuses since. Change is on the close at the end of the year before; traded high and low are the year's range. 2020 is from its first session, 24 Dec 2020.

Splits, bonus issues and other changes

What the prices above are adjusted for, so they read as one share held throughout.Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities bonus and split history

Ex-dateEventPrice factorWhat happened
12 Dec 2025Split0.2000Each share became 5.
Earlier prices are multiplied by the factor, so the chart reads as one share held throughout.