State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur (Delisted) share price history

BSE: 501061

Last traded ₹771.85 on 15 Mar 2017

Delisted on 6 Apr 2017.

State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur share price by year, month and day

Closes to 15 Mar 2017; the last month as traded on BSE

State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur's share price is on record from 17 Nov 2008, when it closed at ₹239.35, to 15 Mar 2017. Its highest close was ₹823.20 on 24 Aug 2010 and its lowest ₹169.05 on 9 Mar 2009. Some closes are BSE's, on days NSE has none. Its trading goes back to 2 Jan 2007, but prices before 17 Nov 2008 are not shown: on 17 Nov 2008 the price moved with no split, bonus or other action on record to explain it, so no figure is worked out across that day.

Close at year end, ₹

YearClose at year endChangeHighest closeLowest closeOpenTraded highTraded lowVolume
2017771.85+13.8%771.85660.95685.05798.00660.0520,55,691
2016678.05+29.2%762.40456.85525.05782.40451.053,27,33,564
2015524.65−20.1%699.20474.35657.30714.00466.7551,72,025
2014656.90+106.8%686.00283.65319.95707.00281.551,66,44,510
2013317.60−29.4%484.85311.30452.05502.00305.5586,54,368
2012449.85+48.0%468.95307.40306.00492.75306.0068,85,828
2011304.00−51.7%637.00303.00634.00649.40302.0062,32,499
2010BSE close629.65+35.4%823.20429.65474.90875.00403.501,09,10,418
2009BSE close464.90+114.7%517.70169.05215.00540.00168.0015,09,290
2008BSE close216.50–239.35198.05239.35239.35192.2598,365
₹ 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. 2008 is from its first session, 17 Nov 2008. The 2017 close is its last trade, on 15 Mar 2017.

Splits, bonus issues and other changes

What the prices above are adjusted for, so they read as one share held throughout.

Ex-dateEventPrice factorWhat happened
17 Nov 2008Price move–Between two trading sessions the price fell 47% or more, or rose 90% or more. No corporate action is on record. Earlier prices are not shown.
Where an event has no factor that can be worked out, the chart leaves out the closes before it.