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Stocks Under 10 Rs.

Last Updated On 09-Oct-2025

Stocks under Rs 10, as the phrase suggests, are those stocks that have a current market price of Rs 10 or less. Through our rigorous analysis and coverage, at IIFL Capital, we have a range of stocks , under Rs 10, that you can invest in, and gain superior returns.

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List Of Shares Below ₹10

NSE

BSE

Name
LTP
% Change
Volume
Market Cap (in Cr)

TruCap Finance Ltd

9.95

4.96

28,043

118.27

JSW ISPAT Steel Ltd(Merged)

9.95

0

1,29,40,583

2,504.25

Groww Nifty Realty ETF

9.94

-0.6

1,35,305

0

Varun Shipping Company Ltd

9.85

4.79

3,26,275

147.76

Vivimed Labs Ltd

9.8

0

76,250

81.26

Corporation Bank(Merged)

9.8

-4.39

7,73,913

5,874.3

GVP Infotech Ltd

9.67

-1.83

31,188

157.49

Sadhana Nitro Chem Ltd

9.62

1.91

7,85,188

316.89

Morarjee Textiles Ltd

9.53

1.93

10,565

34.62

Kemrock Industries & Exports Ltd

9.35

4.47

100

19.01

Buying a share for the price of a roadside snack sounds exciting, right? Over the years, many Indian investors have tried their luck with micro-priced counters traded below the two-digit mark. This guide walks you through the attraction, the hidden traps, and the practical filters you need before touching these ultra-affordable opportunities. Let’s separate myths from facts step by step.

Why Consider Buying Stocks Priced Below ₹10?

Many first-time equity buyers feel comfortable starting with stocks under 10 rupees. At face value, these counters promise a low barrier to entry. You can scoop up hundreds of shares for the cost of a weekend movie ticket, and a ₹2 uptick can look like a 40% rally. The flip side is hard; one misstep can wipe out gains just as fast.

To a small portfolio, shares below 10 rupees seem like a friendly place to learn without risking large sums. On days with heavy speculation, the most active shares below Rs 10 dominate the market ticker, proving that liquidity can arrive in spurts. These counters sit inside the broader market called penny stocks India.

How to Evaluate Stocks under ₹10 Effectively?

Treat low price shares with the same analytical rigour you apply to a blue-chip heavyweight. Start with the business model – does the firm sell something people will still need five years from now? Glance at the last twelve quarters of revenue and operating cash flow. Consistency beats one-off windfalls. Examine promoter holding; a sudden drop often signals stress or fundraising through pledges.

Study debt levels and interest-coverage ratios, because servicing high leverage with flimsy margins rarely ends well. Next, check trading volume. Thinly traded scripts can trap you for weeks while you wait for a buyer. Use simple technical filters, moving averages or relative strength, to gauge momentum, but never in isolation. Finally, decide on your exit plan before placing the order. A pre-declared stop-loss keeps emotion at bay and protects precious capital.

Factors To Consider Before Investing in Stocks Under ₹10

Never assume that cheap stocks below ₹10 will double overnight simply because they look inexpensive. Price is not a proxy for value. Begin by looking at cash on the balance sheet; a company burning more money than it makes will eventually need to dilute equity.

Next, watch governance clues. Endless auditor changes, sudden director exits, or an audit tagged “qualified” are loud warnings. The same goes for the exchange, shifting the stock to trade-for-trade. In that zone, you must wait for delivery before selling, blocking intraday exits. Illiquid counters can trap you for days while fresh bad news drags the price lower.

Finally, weigh the opportunity cost. Every rupee tied up in a hopeful penny stock cannot work elsewhere. A broad-based index fund, a short-term bond, or even a savings account may deliver steadier, tax-efficient growth year after year with almost zero anxiety over time. Treat micro-caps with caution: fine in small, informed doses, harmful when chosen on impulse. Buy only when you understand the business and have solid facts, not wishful thinking, on your side.

Stocks Under 10 Rs. FAQs

What does it mean when a stock is under 10 rupees?

Simply put, one share costs less than a ten-rupee coin. That small tag usually signals a very low market capitalisation, little institutional coverage and higher volatility. While bargains exist, such pricing often reflects early-stage businesses, financial distress, or temporarily depressed sentiment.

Are all stocks under 10 rupees considered penny stocks?

In India, the term ‘penny stock’ is informal and typically points to companies trading below ₹10 with a tiny market value. Yet a few well-run firms can briefly slip under that line during bear phases, so the label is not a regulatory classification.

How often is under Rs 10 share list updated?

Almost every evening, right after the market packs up for the day, finance websites post the new list. Big corporate moves, like a bonus issue or stock split, can reshuffle the names sooner, especially when companies are busy announcing results.

Why do stock prices fall below 10 rupees?

Weak profits, heavy loans, or a dull industry can send prices sliding. Add a bit of panic selling, often sparked when promoters pledge their shares, and the stock can tumble under the ₹10 mark in no time.

Can stocks below 10 rupees be delisted?

Yes, they can. If a company keeps breaking the exchange rules, forgets its listing fees, or heads toward bankruptcy, the exchange can first put trading on pause and then remove it from the platform completely.

Where can I verify stock prices shown on this page?

Visit the official NSE or BSE websites for real-time prices and company updates. Any SEBI-registered broker’s app will also give you up-to-the-minute numbers before you click the buy or sell button.

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