Bombay Burmah Trading opened lower at ₹1,241.00, compared with its previous close of ₹1,245.40. During today's session, the stock has traded between ₹1,230.20 and ₹1,249.80, with an average traded price of ₹1,240.46. It is currently showing a sideways intraday trend.
An investment of ₹10,000 made 5 years ago in Bombay Burmah Trading is now worth
₹ 10,835.00
giving a profit of
₹ 835.00 (8.35%)
Note: Past profits do not guarantee future returns.
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Today's Change
-0.90 (-0.07%)
Day High
₹1,249.80
Day Low
₹1,230.20
Day Open
₹1,241.00
Prev Close
₹1,245.40
Volume
26,746
Value Traded
₹3.32 Cr
1W Return
-4.60%
1M Return
-12.57%
3M Return
-18.19%
6M Return
-16.33%
1Y Return
-33.77%
Market Cap (₹ Cr.)
8,683
PE Ratio
3.40
PB Ratio
1.23
Dividend Yield
1.37%
ROE
26.04%
ROCE
34.71%
Book Value (₹)
1,009.29
Face Value (₹)
2.00
EPS (TTM)
41.31
Industry PE
-
Beta
-
Debt to Equity
-
1 Week
-4.60%
6 Week
-
1 Month
-12.57%
3 Month
-18.19%
9 Month
-30.95%
Bombay Burmah receives ₹6,462 crore lease rent notice from TN Forest Dept
Bombay Burmah Trading received a notice demanding ₹6,462.12 crore in provisional lease rent. The claim pertains to re-computation of charges for forest lands in Singampatti, Tamil Nadu. Company states liability is not yet crystallized and reserves rights to contest the order. Disclosure follows earlier August 2026 updates on ongoing judicial proceedings.
YesterdayBombay Burmah Trading appoints Saghan Srivastava as Company Secretary
Saghan Srivastava appointed as Company Secretary and Compliance Officer effective September 30, 2026. Srivastava brings over 17 years of experience in corporate secretarial and legal functions. Appointment approved by Board on Nomination and Remuneration Committee recommendation. Prior roles include positions at Avaada Group, Mahanagar Gas Ltd., and Sundram Fasteners Ltd.
13 days agoNusli Wadia sells 2.31% stake in Bombay Burmah to group firm
Nusli N. Wadia sold 16.10 lakh shares (2.31%) in Bombay Burmah. Stake reduced via inter-se transfer to Nowrosjee Wadia and Sons Ltd. Direct holding decreased from 7.37% to 5.06% after the deal. Transaction completed on September 25, 2026, disclosed on September 28.
15 days agoSupreme Court recalls ₹4,655 crore lease rent observation for Bombay Burmah Trading
Supreme Court recalls May 2026 order citing ₹4,655.24 crore lease rent liability. Recall follows company's argument that no formal notice or hearing was provided. Order pertains to litigation over erstwhile Singampatti tea estate in Tamil Nadu. Company states it will continue necessary steps and inform stakeholders.
1mo agoBombay Burmah Q1FY26 net profit rises 17% to ₹583 crore
Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation reported a consolidated net profit of ₹582.7 crore for Q1FY26, up 17.1% YoY, driven by a 7.8% rise in revenue to ₹5,088.7 crore. The food-bakery and dairy segment led growth with ₹5,003.5 crore in revenue. Operating margins expanded to 16.0%, while the debt-to-equity ratio improved to 0.17 times.
2mo agoBombay Burmah Trading Q1 Results: Net Profit Up 21% YoY to ₹2.9B
Bombay Burmah Trading Ltd delivered strong Q1 results with net profit jumping 21% YoY to ₹2.9B. Revenue climbed to ₹51B, supported by an EBITDA margin expansion to 16.1%, reflecting improved operational leverage amidst moderate top-line growth.
2mo ago| Stock | LTP | Change % | Market Cap (Cr.) | PE | 1Y Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ₹1,334.00 | +0.70% | ₹2,57,237.13 | 66.86 | +11.21% | |
| ₹4,801.30 | +0.56% | ₹1,15,648.09 | 44.11 | -18.23% | |
| ₹499.45 | +1.55% | ₹15,890.54 | 83.05 | +9.53% | |
| ₹472.85 | +0.53% | ₹11,856.07 | 46.28 | -35.15% | |
| ₹208.93 | +2.47% | ₹6,413.95 | 42.03 | -18.16% | |
| ₹252.45 | -1.02% | ₹3,147.21 | 37.86 | -27.45% | |
| ₹281.15 | -2.51% | ₹3,088.81 | 34.32 | +38.84% | |
| ₹1,041.10 | -0.41% | ₹2,491.35 | 122.35 | +2.57% | |
| ₹9,255.00 | +4.84% | ₹2,374.83 | 62.83 | +4.11% | |
| ₹559.80 | +0.93% | ₹718.84 | 87.65 | -10.01% | |
| ₹161.12 | +3.48% | ₹651.13 | 13.86 | -46.75% | |
| ₹258.95 | +1.17% | ₹642.20 | 117.95 | +11.29% |
An investment of ₹10,000 made 5 years ago in Bombay Burmah Trading is now worth
₹ 10,835.00
giving a profit of
₹ 835.00 (8.35%)
Note: Past profits do not guarantee future returns.
