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Virat Leasing share price history

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Virat Leasing Limited · Face value ₹5 · Listed Jun 2015
Last close ₹59.49up ₹2.49 (4.37%)

Share price at the BSE close on 13 Oct 2026. Previous close ₹57.00.

13 Oct: open ₹59.50, high ₹59.50, low ₹59.49

52-week range of traded prices to 13 Oct 2026
₹21.03Low, 11 Feb 2026₹70.30High, 13 Jul 2026
Market cap
₹154 Cr2,842nd largest listed
P/E
Lossover the last 12 months
P/B
10.16
Dividend yield
Nonein the last 12 months
ROE
−4.5%
NIM
5.11%
Cost of funds
3.76%
Credit cost
0.00%
ROA
−4.43%
Leverage
1.07times net worth
Volume, BSE
33

Virat Leasing share price by year, month and day

Closes to 13 Oct 2026; the last month as traded on BSE

Virat Leasing's share price is on record from 15 Mar 2019, when it closed at ₹6.25, to 13 Oct 2026. Its highest close was ₹71.05 on 20 Sep 2024 and its lowest ₹6.25 on 15 Mar 2019, adjusted for 1 split or bonus issue.

Close at year end, ₹

6.320192020202120222023342024422025592026so far
YearClose at year endChangeHighest closeLowest closeOpenTraded highTraded lowVolume
2026so far59.49+42.3%68.3321.9643.5070.3021.0311,321
202541.81+23.0%52.7524.9034.0052.7524.7054,324
202434.00+444.0%71.059.849.3871.059.3853,236
20196.25–6.256.256.256.256.2550
₹ 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. 2024 is from its first session, 14 Mar 2024. 2019 is from its first session, 15 Mar 2019. The change in 2024 is on the close at the end of 2019, the last year before it with a trade. The 2019 close is its last trade, on 15 Mar 2019.

Splits, bonus issues and other changes

What the prices above are adjusted for, so they read as one share held throughout.Virat Leasing bonus and split history

Ex-dateEventPrice factorWhat happened
16 May 2025Split0.5000Each share became 2.
14 Mar 2024Price move–Between two trading sessions the price moved by a fifth or more. No corporate action is on record. Not adjusted for.
Earlier prices are multiplied by the factor, so the chart reads as one share held throughout. Any other event is noted and not adjusted for.