Berger Paints (India) Ltd. Share Price
492.30 -3.00 (-0.61%)Berger Paints India Limited is engaged in the production and sale of paints. Berger Paints ranks as the country’s second-largest paint company. However, it commenced its journey in 1923 as Hadfield’s (India) Limited with a single factory in Howrah, West Bengal, and subsequently underwent a series of transformations.
In 1947, it was acquired by British Paints (Holdings) Limited, UK, and was renamed British Paints (India) Limited. The rebranding to Berger Paints India Limited occurred in 1983. The company’s headquarters are located in Kolkata.
The company offers a wide range of products, categorised into various segments, including interior wall coatings, exterior wall coatings, exterior textures, metal finishes, wood finishes, undercoats, and waterproofing solutions.
Its brand portfolio features diverse offerings, including designer finishes such as Silk GlamArt Metallica, Silk GlamArt Metallica for Designs, Silk GlamArt Stones and Tones, and Silk GlamArt Stucco.
The company also provides interior emulsions like Silk Breathe Easy, Silk Glamor Matt, Silk Glow, and Silk Glamor Soft Sheen. In addition to interior wall distempers such as Bison Distemper.
Furthermore, Berger Paints India Limited manufactures exterior emulsions like WeatherCoat Long Life 10, WeatherCoat Long Life 7, WeatherCoat Anti Dust, WeatherCoat Long Life PU Tile Coat, and more. Geographically, it operates both within and outside of India.
Fundamentals
Market Cap
₹58,032CrEPS
₹10.11Book Value/Share
₹53.86P/E Ratio (TTM)
53.56Industry P/E (TTM)
59.13P/B Ratio
9.38Long Term D/E
0.10ROE
20.46%Dividend Yield (TTM)
0.80%Factor Analysis
Overview
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Market like performer
Somewhat Expensive
Excellent Quality
Low Price Fluctuation
Analysts are Neutral
Peer Comparison
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Shareholding Pattern
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FAQs on Berger Paints (India) Ltd.
Berger Paints (India) Ltd. share price is ₹492.30 as of 28/01/2026, 9:58:58 am. Share/stock prices are volatile and change over the course of a trading day, and may differ basis on exchange (NSE/BSE).
Berger Paints (India) Ltd. reported an ROE of 20.46 for the last reported financial year on a consolidated account basis. Return on Equity (ROE) reflects how efficiently the company is able to generate profit as a percent of their equity financing.
Shareholding pattern gives insights on the concentration of holdings towards various groups of investors. As of last reported quarter for Berger Paints (India) Ltd., Promoter held 75.00%, the FII held 5.20%, DII held 11.10%, and the public held 8.70% of the total shares.
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Earnings Per Share
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Income Statement
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Balance Sheet
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Cash Flow
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Time Period: Daily
SMA/EMA (Moving Average) Analysis
Bullish Moving Averages0
Bearish Moving Averages16
5 Day
512.4010 Day
515.2020 Day
523.0030 Day
529.2050 Day
544.60100 Day
540.90150 Day
547.90200 Day
549.60Indicators
RSI (14)
33.82MACD (12, 26)
-8.79MACD Signal Line (9)
-7.95MFI (14)
21.37ATR (14)
12.16ADX (14)
22.94ROC (21)
-7.27ROC (125)
-12.44Pivot Analysis
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Volume Analysis
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