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NSE: INFY · prices to Jul 31, 2026

If you invested ₹10,000 in Infosys 10 years ago.

It would be worth ₹27,846 on Jul 31, 2026, with dividends reinvested. The same money in the Nifty 50 would be worth ₹31,485.

Returns

₹10,000 over 1 to 20 years.

Each row starts from the closing price at the end of the month shown and runs to the close on Jul 31, 2026.

InvestedWorth at the endPer yearIn the Nifty 50
1 year agoJuly 2025₹7,768-22.3%₹9,934
3 years agoJuly 2023₹9,163-2.9%₹12,750
5 years agoJuly 2021₹8,057-4.2%₹16,349
10 years agoJuly 2016₹27,846+10.8%₹31,485
20 years agoJuly 2006₹85,653+11.3%–

Year by year

Every calendar year.

Good years and bad years both happen, often back to back. The long-run number above hides how bumpy the ride was.

YearINFYNifty 50
2026 so far-28.5%-6.1%
2025-11.5%+11.7%
2024+25.7%+10.4%
2023+5.0%+21.0%
2022-18.4%+5.5%
2021+53.3%+26.0%
2020+76.0%+15.4%
2019+14.6%+13.6%
2018+31.0%+4.8%
2017+6.2%+29.9%
2016-6.5%+4.0%
2015+14.8%-4.3%
2014+15.6%+31.6%
2013+53.0%+6.5%
2012-14.5%+27.4%
2011-18.6%-24.0%
2010+34.9%+18.6%
2009+136.2%–
2008-35.6%–
2007-20.5%–

Before you read too much into it

The past is not a forecast.

These numbers show what already happened to Infosys's share price. They say nothing about what it will do next. A stock that did well for ten years can fall for the next ten, and picking the winners in advance is much harder than looking them up afterwards. Most people are better served by a low-cost index fund than by any single stock.

How these are calculated

  • Monthly closing prices from Yahoo Finance, adjusted for splits and with dividends reinvested on the day they were paid. The data can contain errors.
  • The Nifty 50 figures use NIFTYBEES, a Nifty 50 index fund, with its dividends reinvested. Its prices start in 2009.
  • Prices end 3 months back, on Jul 31, 2026. This page is education, and Indian rules keep education away from the most recent market prices of a stock.
  • No taxes, brokerage fees or currency conversion are taken out.
  • “Per year” is the steady yearly rate that turns the starting amount into the final one. See how compounding works.

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Historical data for education only. This is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold Infosys or any other security, and it is not financial advice.