₹10,000 invested in ITC 10 years ago would be worth ₹15,632 today
Bought at the close of December 2015. Valued at the 2026-10-08 close with dividends reinvested; excludes taxes and fees.
ITC returns over 1 to 20 years
| ₹10,000 invested | ITC today | Per year | Worst fall | Nifty 50 today | Nifty 50 per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 year ago Bought end of September 2025 | ₹6,362 | −35.8% | −36.4% | ₹8,718 | −12.6% |
| 3 years ago Bought end of September 2023 | ₹6,935 | −11.4% | −44.5% | ₹12,028 | +6.3% |
| 5 years ago Bought end of September 2021 | ₹14,509 | +7.7% | −44.5% | ₹13,275 | +5.8% |
| 10 years ago Bought end of September 2016 | ₹15,632 | +4.6% | −45.3% | ₹28,778 | +11.1% |
| Since December 2006 Bought end of December 2006 | ₹81,535 | +11.2% | −45.3% | n/a | n/a |
Month-end NSE closes adjusted for splits, bonus issues and dividends, valued at the October 8, 2026 close. Nifty 50 figures use the Nippon India Nifty 50 BeES ETF (NIFTYBEES), whose price history starts in December 2008. Source: Yahoo Finance chart API, monthly closes with dividends reinvested. Excludes tax, fees and inflation. Methodology
Past returns don't repeat. What does the price assume now?
The table answers what already happened. A buyer today gets the next ten years, not the last ten, and the share price already reflects what the market expects. That expectation is what you're really betting on.
Run ITC through the reverse DCF calculator to see the growth today's price implies, then read our Indian market research for what is actually driving these companies. If the implied growth looks hard to reach, a great past return is no help.
Frequently asked questions
How much would ₹10,000 invested in ITC 10 years ago be worth today?
About ₹15,632, a total return of +56.3%, bought at the close of September 2016 and valued at the 8 October 2026 close with dividends reinvested. The same ₹10,000 in the Nifty 50, through the Nippon India Nifty 50 BeES ETF (NIFTYBEES), would be worth ₹28,778, so the share trailed the index by ₹13,146.
What is ITC's average annual return?
4.6% a year compounded over that period. Since December 2006, the earliest month in our data, it is 11.2% a year.
What was the worst fall in ITC shares along the way?
Measured on month-end prices, ITC fell as much as 45.3% from a previous high during that period. Sitting through falls like that is the hard part of earning the long-run return.
Do these numbers include dividends?
Yes. They use month-end NSE prices adjusted for splits, bonus issues and dividends, which assumes every dividend was reinvested. They ignore tax, dealing costs and inflation.
Will ITC keep returning this much?
Past returns don't tell you future returns. What matters now is the growth today's share price already assumes. A reverse DCF shows that number, so you can judge whether it is realistic.
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