From IT giants such as TCS and Infosys to startups such as Zomato, shares of a plethora of companies are available to buy on India’s stock market. But have you ever wondered which are the costliest stocks in the Indian share market? Curious to know? Read on as we list the most expensive stocks in India’s stock market (share price as of March 7th, 2023).
Irrespective of whether you are a follower or investor in India’s stock market or not, you must have come across the news of ups and downs in share prices every now and then, right?
And if you are an investor or are interested in investing in the stocks of various companies, you are likely to pay close attention to the ups and downs.
From IT giants such as TCS and Infosys to startups such as Zomato, shares of a plethora of companies are available to buy in India’s stock market.
But have you ever wondered which are the costliest stocks in the Indian share market?
Most Expensive Stocks In India
Curious to know? Read on as we list the most expensive stocks in India’s stock market (share price as of March 7th, 2023).
Another stock that is close to being in the tenth position on the list of the most expensive stocks in India is The Yamuna Syndicate Ltd., with a stock price of ₹12,155 and a market cap of ₹373 crore.
MRF's share price is high due to its market dominance, consistent financial performance, strong brand equity, limited share supply, and investor confidence, all contributing to its premium valuation.
MRF's share price is high due to its market dominance, consistent financial performance, strong brand equity, limited share supply, and investor confidence, all contributing to its premium valuation.
K. M.Mammen Mappillai started MRF's journey as a toy balloon manufacturing unit in a shed in Tiruvottiyur in Madras in 1946. By 1949, the company was making latex cast toys, gloves and contraceptives and established its first office at 334, Thambu Chetty Street, Madras (now Chennai), Tamil Nadu, India.
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