The Bombay Burmah
BBTC • Food Products
Last Price
₹1246.40
Market Cap
₹8.59K Cr
Sector
Food Products
For educational/research use only. Not a recommendation to buy or sell.
At a glance
as of 2026-10-16Sector: The Bombay Burmah (BBTC) is an NSE-listed company in the Food Products sector, within the Packaged Foods industry. NSE sector rotation chart
Sharia rating: The Bombay Burmah is rated Not halal by a specialist third-party provider. Full list of halal NSE stocks
41% below its 52-week high
Price trend
Negative
Over the last 6 months, The Bombay Burmah's share price has fallen, doing better than 25% of Food Products stocks.
Institutional activity
Positive
Trading patterns over recent weeks show some signs of institutions buying The Bombay Burmah (buying score 3/10, selling score 1/10).
Model rank
Positive
Our model's 5-day return score puts The Bombay Burmah ahead of 60% of NSE stocks. The model has low confidence in this score (21%).
Ease of trading
Low
Shares change hands easily; there are no signs of trading drying up (risk score 3/10). Volume has been below normal for 6 days.
Price vs profits
Well below typical
The share price is 7× last year's profit per share — well below the typical range for NSE stocks (15–30×).
The wider Indian market is in a crisis regime — unusually sharp moves (model 99% sure). This affects every stock's model rank.
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About The Bombay Burmah (BBTC)
The Bombay Burmah is an NSE-listed company operating in the Food Products sector, within the Packaged Foods industry (ISIN INE050A01025). This page brings together the quantitative research signals our models compute for BBTC: a model-estimated 1-day, 5-day and 21-day return outlook, momentum and trend indicators, institutional-activity context derived from observed trading flows, a snapshot of valuation and quality fundamentals, and the instrument's Sharia-compliance status. All figures are produced by statistical models from historical data and are intended for research and educational purposes.
To read the page, treat the model-estimated return outlook as a relative ranking signal rather than a forecast of price — higher scores reflect stronger model-estimated momentum and trend alignment, not a target or guarantee. The momentum and trend indicators describe how The Bombay Burmah's recent price action compares with its own history, while the fundamentals and institutional-activity context add longer-horizon and flow-based perspective. Nothing here is investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to transact; always do your own research and consult a SEBI-registered adviser before making any decision.
The "typical range" we compare a price-to-earnings multiple against is a fixed band for all NSE stocks, not a sector-specific one. Everything on this page describes what our models measured; none of it is a recommendation to do anything.