Paras Healthcare Limited PARASHLTH
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Real prices, every charge counted. Pick one or write your own.Technical snapshotHow the share has been behaving: its momentum, its trend, how much of the trading was real buying to keep, and its returns.
EOD 13 NovThe share of traded quantity that was actually delivered (not squared off intraday) - high delivery vs its 20-session average suggests real buying or holding, not just churn.
Returns and valuationWhat the market pays for this company and how well the business uses its money.
Books to 30 Sept 2026What the numbers sayShort plain statements about this company's latest figures.
Written by fixed rulesLatest quarterIn the quarter to September 2026 (results filed 5 Nov 2026), sales was ₹511 cr and profit was ₹40.4 cr.
Nothing in the filings we hold crosses one of our rules yet. Each rule needs a few complete years of results, so recently listed companies often show nothing here.
Each line is written by a fixed rule from the company's own filings and share price, and names the figures it uses. It describes what happened; it is not advice about the share.
Who owns itThe share of the company held by its promoters, by foreign and domestic institutions, and by the public, quarter by quarter.
Shareholding patternThe promoter/promoter-group stake as a percentage of total shares, each quarter since listing. A rising line means promoters are adding to their stake; a falling one often means dilution, pledge-driven sales, or stake sales to new investors.
Recent announcementsThe company's own filings to the exchange in the last six months: results, board meetings, investor calls and more, each with its source document.
Last 6 monthsAt a glanceThe eight figures most people check first, each placed against companies in the same industry.
Against its sectorMonth by monthThe share's price change in every calendar month, one row per year, so you can check for yourself whether a month has a pattern.
Price return each month| Year | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | Year |
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| 2026 | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | +26.4 | · | +26.4% 1m |
Month-on-month change in closing price, adjusted for splits and bonuses but not for dividends, so a large dividend shows up here as a fall. Starts from 1995, when the exchange began trading equities, or from the stock's listing if later. This is a record of what happened, not a forecast.
Deals and filingsLarge trades reported to the exchange, plus the company's documents sorted by type.
No bulk or block deals on record for PARASHLTH in the window we hold.
The last two years of the company's filings to the exchange, grouped by the exchange's own categories. Each opens the original document.
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