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Indian Oil (IOCL) Share Price History & Return (1996 To 2025)

Indian Oil (IOCL) Share Price History & Return (1996 To 2025)

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Indian Oil Share Highlights

As of Tue 21 Jan 2025, Indian Oil Share price is ₹131.08 which is ₹65.72 below 52-week high of ₹196.8 and ₹9.92 above 52-week low of ₹121.16

52-Week High Low

  • Indian Oil 52-Week High is ₹196.8 occurred on Thu 08 Feb 2024
  • Indian Oil 52-Week Low is ₹121.16

All Time High

  • The all-time high or the highest price that Indian Oil shares have ever touched was ₹188.9 and this occurred on Feb 2024.
  • The highest closing price at which Indian Oil shares have ever closed was ₹181.67 recorded on Jul 2024.

Indian Oil Recent Performance

Over the past 15 trading days, the value of Indian Oil's stock has decreased by ₹5.96 (-4.35%).

From 01 Jan 2025 to 21 Jan 2025, it reached a high of ₹139.83 and a low of ₹121.16.

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Indian Oil Share Price Chart From 1997 to 2025

Indian Oil Share Price History Table From 1997 to 2025

YearIndian OilYOY Chg%↑High - ↓Low
2025₹131.08-3.9% ↑ ₹139.83
↓ ₹121.16
2024₹136.419.4% ↑ ₹188.9
↓ ₹123.34
2023₹124.6484.0% ↑ ₹128.57
↓ ₹67.06
2022₹67.7310.1% ↑ ₹77.65
↓ ₹57.73
2021₹61.5443.3% ↑ ₹75.3
↓ ₹42.6
2020₹42.93-24.0% ↑ ₹57.68
↓ ₹33.59
2019₹56.49-6.8% ↑ ₹76.2
↓ ₹52.3
2018₹60.6-21.5% ↑ ₹86.02
↓ ₹44.41
2017₹77.1525.5% ↑ ₹91.92
↓ ₹61.62
2016₹61.4556.2% ↑ ₹63.01
↓ ₹31.65
2015₹39.3331.1% ↑ ₹42.05
↓ ₹27.69
2014₹29.9959.2% ↑ ₹37.11
↓ ₹17.05
2013₹18.84-18.3% ↑ ₹31.94
↓ ₹15.88
2012₹23.058.6% ↑ ₹24.4
↓ ₹19.69
2011₹21.23-23.6% ↑ ₹29.2
↓ ₹20.79
2010₹27.7915.5% ↑ ₹37.09
↓ ₹21.49
2009₹24.0745.4% ↑ ₹27.38
↓ ₹13.75
2008₹16.55-45.7% ↑ ₹30.83
↓ ₹11.51
2007₹30.4982.5% ↑ ₹31.06
↓ ₹13.4
2006₹16.71-16.1% ↑ ₹22.23
↓ ₹11.05
2005₹19.9111.1% ↑ ₹84.69
↓ ₹13.44
2004₹17.9219.5% ↑ ₹19.76
↓ ₹9.78
2003₹14.99217.6% ↑ ₹15.29
↓ ₹4.66
2002₹4.7293.4% ↑ ₹4.92
↓ ₹2.38
2001₹2.441.2% ↑ ₹3.2
↓ ₹1.97
2000₹2.41-43.0% ↑ ₹4.83
↓ ₹2
1999₹4.2323.3% ↑ ₹29.06
↓ ₹1.79
1998₹3.43-34.5% ↑ ₹20.32
↓ ₹3.06
1997₹5.2411.7% ↑ ₹7.54
↓ ₹4.29
1996₹4.69- ↑ ₹29.07
↓ ₹4.45

Analyzing the Impact of Investing in Indian Oil

Indian Oil share price in 1996 was ₹4.69. If you had invested ₹10,000 in Indian Oil shares in 1996, in 29 years, your investment would have grown to ₹2.79 Lakh by 2025. This represents a positive return of 2,694.9% with a CAGR of 12.2%.

Indian Oil Share Returns In Last 5 Years

  • Its highest stock price in the last 5 years was: ₹188.90 and lowest was: ₹42.60
  • Indian Oil Share price in 2021 was ₹61.54
  • By 2025, its share price rose to ₹131.08
  • It gave a positive return of 113.0% with a CAGR of 16.3% over the last 5 years
  • If you had invested ₹10,000 in Indian Oil in 2021 then in 5 years, your investment would have grown to ₹21,299.96 by 2025

Indian Oil Share Returns In Last 10 Years

  • Its highest stock price in the last 10 years was: ₹188.90 and lowest was: ₹31.65
  • Indian Oil Share price in 2016 was ₹61.45
  • By 2025, its share price rose to ₹131.08
  • It gave a positive return of 113.3% with a CAGR of 7.9% over the last 10 years
  • If you had invested ₹10,000 in Indian Oil in 2016 then in 10 years, your investment would have grown to ₹21,331.16 by 2025

Indian Oil Share Returns In Last 15 Years

  • Its highest stock price in the last 15 years was: ₹188.90 and lowest was: ₹15.88
  • Indian Oil Share price in 2011 was ₹21.23
  • By 2025, its share price rose to ₹131.08
  • It gave a positive return of 517.4% with a CAGR of 12.9% over the last 15 years
  • If you had invested ₹10,000 in Indian Oil in 2011 then in 15 years, your investment would have grown to ₹61,742.81 by 2025

Indian Oil Share Returns In Last 20 Years

  • Its highest stock price in the last 20 years was: ₹188.90 and lowest was: ₹11.05
  • Indian Oil Share price in 2006 was ₹16.71
  • By 2025, its share price rose to ₹131.08
  • It gave a positive return of 684.4% with a CAGR of 10.9% over the last 20 years
  • If you had invested ₹10,000 in Indian Oil in 2006 then in 20 years, your investment would have grown to ₹78,444.04 by 2025

Indian Oil Returns vs Bank FD Returns

Investment TypeInitial AmountFinal ValueTotal Returns
Indian Oil Shares₹10,000₹2.79 Lakh2,694.9%
Bank FD (Simple Interest)₹10,000₹27,400174.0%
Bank FD (Compound Interest)₹10,000₹54,183.87441.8%

Short Info About Indian Oil

Indian Oil Corporation Limited: A Comprehensive Overview Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), founded in 1959, is India's leading energy conglomerate engaged in refining, pipeline transportation, and marketing of petroleum products. IOCL boasts a vast network of 9 refineries, 17,000 kilometers... Read More

Indian Oil Corporation Limited: A Comprehensive Overview

Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), founded in 1959, is India's leading energy conglomerate engaged in refining, pipeline transportation, and marketing of petroleum products.

IOCL boasts a vast network of 9 refineries, 17,000 kilometers of pipelines, and over 36,000 fuel stations, including 11,000 Kisan Seva Kendra outlets.

The company's diverse product range includes petrol, diesel, lubricants, LPG, natural gas, and petrochemicals. It also offers specialized products like carbon black feedstock and paraffin wax.

IOCL is committed to sustainable practices and has ventured into wind and solar power generation, lube blending, and EV charging stations.

With its robust reputation and extensive market presence, IOCL remains a vital player in India's energy sector, shaping the nation's economic growth.

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