1 March in the Indian stock market
What our records show for 1 March: the Nifty 50's close in each year we hold, companies that first listed on this date, bonus issues and splits that went ex, and symbol changes.
- Nifty 50 by year
- Listings
- Bonuses and splits
- Symbol changes
Nifty 50 closes
3
years with a close on 1 March
Listings
9
companies first traded on this date
Bonuses and splits
0
went ex on this date
Symbol changes
1
took effect on this date
Nifty 50 on 1 March, by year
| Year | Close | Change on the day |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 22,338.75 | +1.62% |
| 2023 | 17,450.90 | +0.85% |
| 2021 | 14,761.55 | +1.60% |
Price index, as published by NSE. Weekends and market holidays have no close, so some years are missing.
Listed on this date
- 2019ANUP The Anup Engineering Limited
- 2007INDIANB Indian Bank
- 2006SADBHAV Sadbhav Engineering Limited
- 2000JAGSNPHARM Jagsonpal Pharmaceuticals Limited
- 1995TRANSWORLD TRANSWORLD SHIPPING LINES LIMITED
- 1995KEEPLEARN DSJ Keep Learning Limited
- 1995ESCORTS Escorts Kubota Limited
- 1995SBIN State Bank of India
- 1995CGPOWER CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited
Companies listed on NSE today whose first trading day was this date. The latest 12.
Symbol changes
- 2017VIDHIDYE → VIDHIING
Old symbol to the symbol it trades under today. The latest 12.
Questions
- How did the Nifty 50 move on 1 March in past years?
- The Nifty 50 closed at these levels on 1 March in the years our records hold, with the change on the day in brackets. 2021: 14,761.55 (+1.60%); 2023: 17,450.90 (+0.85%); 2024: 22,338.75 (+1.62%). Weekends and holidays have no close.
- Which companies listed on NSE on 1 March?
- Companies that are listed today and first traded on 1 March include CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited (1995), State Bank of India (1995), Escorts Kubota Limited (1995), DSJ Keep Learning Limited (1995), TRANSWORLD SHIPPING LINES LIMITED (1995), Jagsonpal Pharmaceuticals Limited (2000), Sadbhav Engineering Limited (2006), Indian Bank (2007), The Anup Engineering Limited (2019).
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