Corporate Performance Update – 23 Oct 2026
Tinna Rubber & Infrastructure (TINNARUBR.BO)
- Closing price (23 Oct 2026, 06:40 AM CET): INR 758.45
- Day‑to‑day change: –2.86 %
- Current market capitalisation: INR 205.7 million
- Shares outstanding: 18 million
- Trading volume (last 24 h): INR 3 million worth of shares
- 52‑week high: INR 1,320.05 (21 Jul 2026)
- 52‑week low: INR 529.00 (30 Mar 2026)
- Simple moving average (200 days): INR 843.01
- Month‑end performance: –13.31 % since last month’s close
Peer Group Performance (Last 24 Hours)
| Symbol | Current Price | % Change | Market Capitalisation | P/E Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARUNAHTEL.BO (Aruna Hotels) | INR 6.99 | +0.57 % | INR 244.8 mn | 30.08 |
| PROCLB.BO (Pro Clb Global) | INR 48.34 | +1.02 % | INR 246.7 mn | 30.06 |
| KJMCCORP.BO (Kjmc Corporate Advisors) | INR 56.00 | –3.37 % | INR 244.6 mn | 12.4 |
| KICL.NS (Kalyani Investment) | INR 4,389.20 | –3.76 % | INR 246.2 mn | 50.61 |
| COTFAB.BO (United Cotfab) | INR 12.95 | 0 % | INR 245 mn | 8.28 |
Summary
Tinna Rubber & Infrastructure experienced a 2.86 % decline in its trading session, bringing its price to INR 758.45. The company’s market capitalisation remains at INR 205.7 million, with 18 million shares currently listed. In the past 24 hours, the stock has traded for INR 3 million, indicating moderate liquidity.
Within its peer group, Tinna Rubber & Infrastructure’s decline is outpaced by the performance of Aruna Hotels and Pro Clb Global, which both posted gains of 0.57 % and 1.02 % respectively. Kjmc Corporate Advisors and Kalyani Investment recorded larger falls of 3.37 % and 3.76 %. United Cotfab remained flat.
The 200‑day simple moving average stands at INR 843.01, suggesting that the current price is below its recent long‑term average. The 52‑week range highlights that the stock has experienced significant volatility, reaching a high of INR 1,320.05 earlier in the year and a low of INR 529.00 in March.
These figures provide a concise overview of Tinna Rubber & Infrastructure’s recent performance and its context within the broader corporate market.