This company shares in action as company plans entry into new sectors – Check details here
Bartronics India has made changes in its Memorandum of Association (MoA). After this announcement by the company, the stock has come into focus. On July 22, 2025, all the shareholders of the company approved this change through voting. The company has given this information to the stock market.
Bartronics will now enter new and big sectors like AI (Artificial Intelligence), IoT (Internet of Things), satellite data and blockchain. Along with this, the company also wants to contribute to the development of villages, health, food and digital technology.
The company says that it will now do such work which is related to rural development, Digital India, and health security of the country. For this, a change in MoA was necessary, so that the company could do this work legally.
Today i.e. on 24th July 2025, the company’s stock is trading at around ₹ 13.74. Yesterday it closed at ₹ 13.78. Although the stock is currently showing volatility, it may move after this new news.
Bartronics India’s stock has given more than 475% return in 5 years. Meaning if you had invested ₹ 1 lakh 5 years ago, today it would have become ₹ 5.75 lakh. However, the stock has declined by about 35% in the last 1 year and so far this year it has suffered a loss of 24%.
The highest share price of this stock was ₹ 25.84, which was in October 2024. The lowest price was ₹ 12, which was seen only in July 2025. Currently, the market cap of Bartronics India is ₹ 419.71 crore.
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