BSE:BSE 27 November 2025 - 3 January 2026

BSE Ltd shares fell 0.16% to 2,628 rupees on Thursday, trading between 2,603 and 2,650.5 rupees with 1.66 million shares exchanged. India’s Nifty 50 rose 0.06% and Sensex slipped 0.04% amid thin New Year holiday volumes. BSE’s insider-trading window closed from Jan. 1 ahead of unaudited December-quarter results. The board meeting date for results has not been announced.

BSE Ltd shares traded at ₹2,662.50, down 0.31% by midday Friday, as Indian equities slipped in thin year-end trading. Investors weighed the revamp of the BANKEX index to boost derivatives activity and recent news on monthly index options. Earlier in the week, the stock rose on reports of new product launches before the company clarified it had no undisclosed price-sensitive information.

BSE Ltd shares traded at ₹2,655.80 as of 12:19 PM IST Wednesday, up 1.9% from the previous close. The stock moved between ₹2,611 and ₹2,673 intraday, with a 52-week high of ₹3,030. Investors tracked BSE’s new mutual fund distribution tie-up with India Post and ongoing regulatory changes affecting derivatives trading. Indian benchmarks were near-flat amid global rate uncertainty.

BSE Ltd shares fell about 1.8% to ₹2,599 in early trade Tuesday, tracking weakness across Indian equities as the rupee hit a record low. Trading volume reached nearly 9.8 lakh shares with turnover of ₹255.7 crore. The stock stayed lower by midday, reflecting ongoing market pressure and investor focus on BSE’s distribution plans and derivatives business. Company officials attended Citi’s India Financials Tour in Mumbai.

BSE Ltd shares traded at ₹2,685.70 midday on December 15, down 1.8% despite broader market weakness and a record-low rupee. The exchange signed a three-year MoU with India Post to expand mutual fund distribution, and launched a pre-open session for equity derivatives on December 8. BSE’s stock has gained 43% in one year and 1,287% over three years.

BSE Ltd and India’s Department of Posts signed a three-year MoU on December 12 to distribute mutual funds through post offices nationwide using the BSE StAR MF platform. Selected postal employees will be trained and certified as mutual fund distributors. BSE shares closed at ₹2,735 on Friday, up 1.35%. The agreement aims to leverage India Post’s 1.64 lakh branches for expanded financial access.

BSE Ltd shares fell 2–3% to around ₹2,650–2,660 on December 10, cooling after a multi-year rally. The stock remains up over 1,280% in three years and trades near its 52-week high. Q2 FY26 net profit surged 61% year-on-year to about ₹560 crore, driven by an 81% jump in options revenue. Institutional activity stayed strong despite the price dip.

BSE Ltd shares traded near ₹2,765 on Friday, down 0.2% intraday but up 81% over the past year. The stock drew attention after a 61% profit jump in Q2 FY26 and a new ‘Buy’ call from B&K Securities. Market cap stands at about ₹1.1 trillion. The RBI’s 25-basis-point rate cut on 5 December lifted Indian equities, with Nifty and Sensex both gaining around 0.2%.

BSE Ltd shares closed at ₹2,886.60 on 2 December 2025, near record highs after a three-year rally. Q2 FY26 net profit jumped 61% year-on-year to about ₹560 crore, with revenue up 44% to roughly ₹1,070 crore. Derivatives now account for 58% of revenue, driven by an 83% rise in index options turnover. Market cap stands at around ₹1.17 lakh crore.

BSE Ltd shares closed near a record high at around ₹2,930 on Thursday, up 1.5% from the previous day, with over 3 million shares traded and value turnover near ₹1,000 crore. The stock outperformed the Sensex and sector peers, tracking just below its 52-week high of ₹3,030 as Indian benchmarks hit new all-time highs.