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Madras Fertilizers Ltd Share Price History
Madras Fertilizers Ltd
NSE : 17 Mar, 2025
70.10.3 (0.4%)
Prev Close
69.8
Open Price
70.0
Bid Price (QTY)
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Offer Price (QTY)
-
Volume
62169
Today's High / Low
71.5 / 69.7
52 WK High / Low
134.0 / 66.5
Market Price of Madras Fertilizers Ltd
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History Market Price
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Returns Comparison
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Growth Parameters
| Parameter |  2017 |
|---|---|
| Sales (Cr.) | 1403 |
| Sales YoY Gr. | - |
| Adj EPS | 0.22 |
| YoY Gr. | - |
| Net Profit (Cr.) | 4 |
| BVPS | -26.52 |
Key Financial Parameters
| Parameter | 2017 |
|---|---|
| Return on Capital Emp. % | 9.91 |
| Op. Profit Mgn % | 8.3 |
| Net Profit Mgn % | 0.34 |
| Debt to Equity % | 0 |
Latest Shareholding
Promoters Holdings Over Time
About Madras Fertilizers Ltd
- Madras Fertilizers Ltd (MFL) was incorporated in December 1966 as Public Sector undertaking, promoted by Government of India (GOI) and AMOCO India Inc. (Amoco - a Wholly owned subsidiary of Standard Oil Company of USA) holding 51% & 49% of Shares Respectively.
- MFL commenced commercial production in November 1971.
- In 1972 National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) was inducted as shareholder acquiring 50% of AMOCO shareholding in MFL. In 1985 AMOCO has disinvested their MFL shares to GOI, NIOC & Public.
- Now GOI has holding 59.50%, NIOC has holding 25.77% & and Public has holding 14.73%. MFL is manufacturing Ammonia, Urea, Complex Fertilizers and Biofertilizers and trading Agrochemicals.
- MFL has its Plant Facilities & Head Quarters located on a sprawling 350 acres at Manali, about 20 km north of Chennai City.
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FAQs for Madras Fertilizers Ltd Share Price History
What are the key events that typically impact Madras Fertilizers Ltd's share price history?
Key events that impact Madras Fertilizers Ltd’s share price history include quarterly earnings releases, product launches, leadership changes, economic policies, and geopolitical developments.
How do stock splits affect Madras Fertilizers Ltd's share price history?
Stock splits reduce the nominal price of Madras Fertilizers Ltd's shares by increasing the number of outstanding shares, which typically makes the stock more accessible to a broader range of investors. Although the total market value of the company remains unchanged after the split, the split can affect investor perception and liquidity, potentially influencing the share price in the longer term.
How do dividends impact the share price history of Madras Fertilizers Ltd?
Dividends can influence Madras Fertilizers Ltd's share price history by typically causing a temporary dip on the ex-dividend date, as the stock price often adjusts to reflect the dividend payout. Over time, the impact of dividends on the share price may be offset by the company's overall financial performance and market conditions.
How do corporate announcements affect Madras Fertilizers Ltd’s share price history?
Corporate announcements such as mergers, acquisitions, or strategic shifts can lead to significant price changes. Any optimistic development news on Madras Fertilizers Ltd generally boosts the company’s share price, whereas negative news can lead to a decline in share price.
How can I use technical analysis to understand Madras Fertilizers Ltd’s share price history?
To understand Madras Fertilizers Ltd’s share price history using technical analysis, examine charts for patterns such as trends, support, and resistance levels, and apply indicators like moving averages or Relative Strength Index (RSI) to gauge potential future movements. Analyze historical data to identify recurring trends and signals that might suggest how the share price could behave under similar conditions.
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