MARINE stock price is ₹287.75 as of 3 Aug, 2026. The stock intraday movement has stayed between ₹268.00 and ₹290.00, while Marine Electricals (India) share price 52 week high low is ₹150.86 & ₹297.90.
In terms of trading activity, MARINE share price has recorded a volume of 15,48,816 shares. The Marine Electricals (India) has a market cap of ₹139944410. The stock’s Average Traded Price (ATP) stands at ₹281.41, while the Last Traded Quantity at Last Traded Price (LTQ@LTP) is 100 @ ₹287.75.
The Marine Electricals (India) upper circuit limit is ₹319.20 & The Marine Electricals (India) lower circuit limit is ₹212.80, with a Value of ₹43.59 CR. The Delivery Percentage for the day is 47.29%.
Additionally, the share currently falls under the No framework, and trades with a market lot size of ₹1.
The Buying Price of Marine Electricals (India) share is 287.75 For live prices and instant trading, you can log in to your Choice trading account or open a Free Demat account with Choice.
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The Price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of Marine Electricals (India) shares is 63.78. You can compare it with the sector average for relative valuation.
The Price to Book (P/B) ratio Marine Electricals (India) shares is 7.55. Useful to assess the stock's value relative to its book value.
To assess Marine Electricals (India)’s valuation compare Sector P/E, P/B which are 49.23 & 4.25 with sector averages, along with growth rates and financial metrics.
The Market Cap of Marine Electricals (India) is 4026.90 CR. It indicates the company's size category and trading liquidity.
The 52 week high and low prices of Marine Electricals (India) share price is 297.90 & 150.86. They indicate price extremes, trading ranges, volatility measures, potential support/resistance, and price momentum.
Marine Electricals (India) belongs to the Heavy Engineering sector.