Neil Industries Share Price

Neil Industries Limited was set up in April 1983, as a NonBanking Finance Company (NBFC) registered with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) . The Companys present product range includes loans for Business or Capacity expansion, Working Capital Loans, Loans for Purchase of Equipment and Machinery, Term Loans Against Property and Loans for Purchase of Commercial Property and other finance services.The Company has partnered with various renowned Banks and Financial Institutions for Asset Collateral Management and Securitization. It offer a wide range of services viz. financial, project development and management services. These services include investment, project financing, project development, management and implementation, asset management, corporate advisory services and back officeservices. The Company identifies needdriven projects which can be commercially viable. NEIL then uses innovative structural / financial techniques to enhance project viability and has already successfully pioneered numerous such projects. Asset Financing is funding a client for acquiring assets using the asset as collateral. Acquisition funding can be done in the form of bridge financing where in the funding is later sold down to other lenders. Funding against promoters shareholding is used for capital investment in businesses for expansion and diversification, Structured Debt Finance, Stressed Assets Funding is used for turnaround of stressed assets by way of debt financing / hybrid financing structures. Margin Financing is used in funding the long term portion of working capital financing.

As of 01 Jul, 2025, Neil Industries share price is ₹7.7. The stock opened at ₹7.9 and had closed at ₹7.9 the previous day. During today’s trading session, Neil Industries share price moved between ₹7.70 and ₹7.90, with an average price for the day of ₹7.80. Over the last 52 weeks, the stock has recorded a low of ₹7.14 and a high of ₹18.95. In terms of performance, Neil Industries share price has declined by 39.6% over the past six months and has declined by 55.02% over the last year.