Search for the “Infosys share price in 2000” and you will find very different numbers. Part of the reason is that Infosys has issued many bonus shares and one stock split since then. A price quoted in 2000 and a price shown on a chart today are measured in different “share units”.
Quick answer
- IPO (1993): 100 shares cost ₹9,500, so ₹95 a share, according to one source.
- Stock split: face value changed from ₹10 to ₹5 with an ex-date of 24 January 2000.
- Our limit: we could not verify a specific price high for 2000. We do not quote one.
- Adjustment: divide a post-split 2000 price by 64 to compare with today’s share units (see the table).
Bonus and split timeline
| Date | Action | Effect on shares held |
|---|---|---|
| 1994, 1997, 1999 | Bonus issues, 1:1 each | doubles each time |
| 24 January 2000 | Stock split (₹10 to ₹5) | doubles |
| April 2004 | Bonus 3:1 | multiplies by 4 |
| July 2006 | Bonus 1:1 | doubles |
| December 2014 | Bonus 1:1 | doubles |
| June 2015 | Bonus 1:1 | doubles |
| September 2018 | Bonus 1:1 | doubles |
Adjustment factors
This table shows how many of today’s shares one share held at that time becomes. To compare a past price with today, divide the old price by the factor.
| If the price is from | Factor (shares today per old share) |
|---|---|
| Before the 1994 bonus | 1,024 |
| After the 1999 bonus, before 24 Jan 2000 | 128 |
| After 24 Jan 2000, before April 2004 | 64 |
| After April 2004, before July 2006 | 16 |
| After July 2006, before December 2014 | 8 |
| After 2014, before June 2015 | 4 |
| After June 2015, before September 2018 | 2 |
| After September 2018 | 1 |
A worked example
Suppose a quote of ₹4,000 from March 2000. After the January 2000 split the factor is 64, so the adjusted price is ₹4,000 ÷ 64 = ₹62.50 in today’s share units. (₹4,000 is an example, not a real quote.)
The IPO price in today’s units
An IPO price of ₹95 divided by 1,024 is about ₹0.09 per share in today’s share units. That is why a ₹9,500 investment is reported to be worth over ₹2 crore plus dividends in one source.
What to track every quarter
- Notices on the NSE and BSE announcement pages.
- Orders of the NCLT, SEBI or other regulators, where relevant.
- The company’s latest filings and the auditor’s remarks.
- Any statement from the resolution professional or the company.
Key terms in simple words
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| EBITDA | Profit from operations before interest, tax and depreciation. |
| PAT | Profit after tax, the profit left for owners. |
| 52-week range | The lowest and highest price in the last year. |
| Compounding | Growth on growth: each year’s gain is added to the base for the next year. |
How we prepared this article
We collect numbers from company results, exchange filings where available and public news and price pages, and we note the date of each price. Where sources disagree, we say so instead of picking one quietly. Scenario tables use a simple formula and are examples, not predictions. We do not take payment to publish targets. Found a mistake? Tell us and we will correct it.
Frequently asked questions
What was the Infosys share price in 2000?
We could not verify a specific price high. Use NSE/BSE data for January–December 2000 and the factor table for adjustment.
Did Infosys split its shares in 2000?
Yes. The face value changed from ₹10 to ₹5 with an ex-date of 24 January 2000. It has not split since, though bonus issues followed.
Is the ₹15,000 peak figure real?
We could not confirm it. It may be a pre-split or unadjusted number, so check the source.
How often is this article updated?
We review it after each quarterly result and when major company news arrives. The review date is shown at the bottom of the page.
Where can I check the live share price?
On the NSE and BSE websites or in your broker’s app. Prices on this page carry a date and may be delayed.
Are the scenarios an analyst target?
No. They are simple examples built from one formula and different growth rates. Real prices can be far above or below them.
Conclusion
A single Infosys price for 2000 means little unless you know whether it is actual or adjusted. Use the factor table, check the date against the corporate-action timeline, and cite your data source.
Related reading: MRF share price in 1980, Share price on 31 January 2018 (LTCG guide).
Watch: a related video
Video by RAJ FINTECH: Infosys Bonus shares History. This is a third-party video from an independent creator, shown for learning only. Check any bonus or split detail against the company’s own filings.
Sources
- Equentis: Infosys share price and history
- Trendlyne: Infosys corporate actions
- Finology: Infosys bonus history
- Money9: Infosys since listing
Corporate-action data as of April 2023 per sources; information reviewed 13 October 2026. Last reviewed 13 October 2026.
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