TINNARUBR trading today higher at ₹1,108.1, an increase of 0.6814% from yesterday's close, completing a monthly increase of 16.3604% or ₹155.8. Over the past 12 months, TINNARUBR stock gained 41.5198%.
TINNARUBR is not paying dividends to its shareholders.
The stock of the company had never split.
The company's stock is traded on 2 different exchanges and in various currencies, with the primary listing on XNSE (INR).
Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Ltd. (TINNARUBR) FAQ
What is the stock price today?
The current price is ₹1,108.10.
On which exchange is it traded?
Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Ltd. is listed on XNSE.
What is its stock symbol?
The ticker symbol is TINNARUBR.
Does it pay dividends? What is the current yield?
Yes, It pays dividends and the current yield is 4%.
What is its market cap?
As of today, no market cap data is available.
Has Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Ltd. ever had a stock split?
No, there has never been a stock split.
Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Ltd. Profile
ChemicalsIndustry
MaterialsSector
-CEO
XNSEExchange
Y8840R118CUSIP
IndiaCountry
811Employees
4 Sep 2025Last Dividend
-Last Split
-IPO Date
Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Ltd. is a company that operates extensively in the recycling and infrastructure sector. Its primary focus is on recycling used tires to produce various types of rubber and its derivatives, thus contributing significantly to environmental sustainability by addressing the challenges of waste management. The company's operations facilitate the conversion of waste tires into rubber products, which are then utilized in numerous industries such as road construction, sports surfaces, and molded rubber goods. Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Ltd. plays a crucial role in the circular economy by promoting the recycling of materials and reducing the carbon footprint. It exemplifies innovation in its industry by developing technologies and processes that maximize the recovery of valuable materials from waste tires. This company is an integral part of the infrastructure development sector, particularly in countries with growing demand for sustainable construction solutions.