3 March in the Indian stock market
What our records show for 3 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
4
years with a close on 3 March
Listings
6
companies first traded on this date
Bonuses and splits
2
went ex on this date
Symbol changes
1
took effect on this date
Nifty 50 on 3 March, by year
| Year | Close | Change on the day |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 22,119.30 | −0.02% |
| 2023 | 17,594.35 | +1.57% |
| 2022 | 16,498.05 | −0.65% |
| 2021 | 15,245.60 | +2.19% |
Price index, as published by NSE. Weekends and market holidays have no close, so some years are missing.
Listed on this date
- 2021SILGO Silgo Retail Limited
- 2011TEXRAIL Texmaco Rail & Engineering Limited
- 2010ORIENTLTD Orient Press Limited
- 2008SHALPAINTS Shalimar Paints Limited
- 2008RAIN Rain Industries Limited
- 2008NMDC NMDC Limited
Companies listed on NSE today whose first trading day was this date. The latest 12.
Bonuses and splits, ex-date
- 2022SUPREMEENG Split, face value ₹10 to ₹1
- 2016PRAKASHSTL Split, face value ₹10 to ₹1
Of companies listed today. The latest 12.
Symbol changes
- 2008SHALMPAINT → SHALPAINTS
Old symbol to the symbol it trades under today. The latest 12.
Questions
- How did the Nifty 50 move on 3 March in past years?
- The Nifty 50 closed at these levels on 3 March in the years our records hold, with the change on the day in brackets. 2021: 15,245.60 (+2.19%); 2022: 16,498.05 (−0.65%); 2023: 17,594.35 (+1.57%); 2025: 22,119.30 (−0.02%). Weekends and holidays have no close.
- Which companies listed on NSE on 3 March?
- Companies that are listed today and first traded on 3 March include NMDC Limited (2008), Rain Industries Limited (2008), Shalimar Paints Limited (2008), Orient Press Limited (2010), Texmaco Rail & Engineering Limited (2011), Silgo Retail Limited (2021).
- Which bonus issues and splits had an ex-date on 3 March?
- PRAKASHSTL in 2016: Split, face value ₹10 to ₹1; SUPREMEENG in 2022: Split, face value ₹10 to ₹1.
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