MERCATOR: price history archive
MERCATOR appears in our NSE price records from 1 Jan 2021 to 10 Mar 2023, 544 trading days, and no longer trades under this symbol. We keep the history; the company name is not held for archived symbols.
- First and last day
- Price line
- Corporate actions
- Symbol changes
Month-end closes, 2021 to 2023
Closing prices as traded, not adjusted for splits or bonus issues, so a step in the line can be a corporate action rather than a move in value.
Corporate actions on record newest first
| Ex-date | Type | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| 7 Sept 2017 | dividend | Dividend ₹0.05 per share |
| 21 Jul 2016 | dividend | Dividend ₹0.1 per share |
| 12 Aug 2015 | dividend | Dividend ₹0.2 per share |
| 15 Sept 2014 | dividend | Dividend ₹0.1 per share |
| 30 Aug 2010 | dividend | Dividend ₹0.2 per share |
| 14 Sept 2009 | dividend | Dividend ₹0.5 per share |
| 3 Jul 2008 | dividend | Dividend ₹1.1 per share |
| 12 Sept 2007 | dividend | Dividend ₹1 per share |
| 20 Jul 2006 | dividend | Dividend ₹0.3 per share |
| 16 Sept 2005 | dividend | Dividend ₹1 per share |
Symbol changes
On 8 Dec 2011 MLL became MERCATOR.
Questions about MERCATOR
- When did MERCATOR last trade on NSE?
- Our records show MERCATOR last traded on 10 Mar 2023, closing at ₹0.85. It first appears in our records on 1 Jan 2021, about 2.2 years earlier, with 544 trading days in between.
- What happened to MERCATOR?
- Our records show no trading under MERCATOR after 10 Mar 2023. A symbol can stop trading after a delisting, a merger, or a change of name or symbol; the reason is not recorded here, and no rename is on record for this symbol.
- Did MERCATOR pay dividends or split its shares?
- The corporate actions on record under MERCATOR, newest first: 7 Sept 2017, Dividend ₹0.05 per share; 21 Jul 2016, Dividend ₹0.1 per share; 12 Aug 2015, Dividend ₹0.2 per share; 15 Sept 2014, Dividend ₹0.1 per share; 30 Aug 2010, Dividend ₹0.2 per share; 14 Sept 2009, Dividend ₹0.5 per share; and 4 more in the table above.
About this archive
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