TARMAT Share Price Target 2050

CAGR-based price projection for Tarmat Limited (TARMAT) targeting 2050, derived from official NSE exchange closing prices.

Bear Case (4.8% CAGR)
Rs 175
2050 Target
Base Case (11.9% CAGR)
Rs 852
2050 Target
Bull Case (32.8% CAGR)
Rs 51,858
2050 Target

Current Market Snapshot

CMP: Rs 57.23
52W High: Rs 64.68
52W Low: Rs 47.86
1Y CAGR: 25.2%
3Y CAGR: 11.9%

Year-by-Year Price Projection

YearBear CaseBase CaseBull Case
2027 Rs 60 Rs 64 Rs 76
2028 Rs 63 Rs 72 Rs 101
2029 Rs 66 Rs 80 Rs 134
2030 Rs 69 Rs 90 Rs 178
2031 Rs 72 Rs 100 Rs 236
2032 Rs 76 Rs 112 Rs 314
2033 Rs 79 Rs 126 Rs 417
2034 Rs 83 Rs 141 Rs 554
2035 Rs 87 Rs 158 Rs 735
2036 Rs 91 Rs 176 Rs 977
2037 Rs 95 Rs 197 Rs 1,297
2038 Rs 100 Rs 221 Rs 1,723
2039 Rs 105 Rs 247 Rs 2,288
2040 Rs 110 Rs 277 Rs 3,038
2041 Rs 115 Rs 309 Rs 4,035
2042 Rs 120 Rs 346 Rs 5,359
2043 Rs 126 Rs 388 Rs 7,117
2044 Rs 132 Rs 434 Rs 9,452
2045 Rs 139 Rs 485 Rs 12,553
2046 Rs 145 Rs 543 Rs 16,671
2047 Rs 152 Rs 608 Rs 22,140
2048 Rs 159 Rs 680 Rs 29,403
2049 Rs 167 Rs 761 Rs 39,048
2050 Rs 175 Rs 852 Rs 51,858

Other TARMAT Price Targets

2025 2026 2027 2028 2030 2035 2040

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the TARMAT share price target for 2050?

Based on historical growth analysis, the TARMAT share price target for 2050 ranges from Rs 175 (conservative) to Rs 852 (base case) to Rs 51,858 (optimistic). These projections are based on trailing CAGR and should not be treated as guaranteed outcomes.

What is the current share price of TARMAT?

The current market price of TARMAT (Tarmat Limited) is Rs 57.23. The 52-week high is Rs 64.68 and 52-week low is Rs 47.86.

Is TARMAT a good stock to buy for the long term?

Long-term investment decisions depend on individual risk tolerance, financial goals, and portfolio diversification. Examine the company's fundamentals, debt-to-equity ratio, promoter holding, and competitive positioning within its sector. BrokerLens provides data-driven analysis; consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before investing.

What methodology does BrokerLens use for TARMAT price targets?

BrokerLens computes price targets using historical Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) derived from official NSE closing prices. Three scenarios are modeled: Bear (conservative at 4.8% CAGR), Base (11.9% CAGR), and Bull (optimistic at 32.8% CAGR). These are statistical projections, not guaranteed forecasts.

Disclaimer: Share price targets on BrokerLens are statistical CAGR projections based on historical NSE closing prices. They are NOT guaranteed outcomes, investment advice, or analyst recommendations. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Consult a SEBI-registered investment advisor before making investment decisions. Mutual fund and equity investments are subject to market risks.