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Gabriel India (GABRIEL.NSE)
Gabriel India share price today, ATLAS forecast and fair value
Consumer Cyclical · Auto Parts · National Stock Exchange of India · India
₹1,394▲ +1.72%
Prices as of Oct 26, 2026 · INR
Chance of rising in 1 month
49%
that it ends higher than today in 21 sessions
0%coin flip 50%100%
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On Gabriel India
- Simulation and expected rangeThousands of simulated scenarios: how far the price could rise or fall.
- Officers and shareholdersWho runs the company and which funds hold its shares.
- Customer and supplier mapWho it does business with, from its own filings.
- Valuation and financialsFair value step by step, quarterly accounts and upcoming events.
- NewsThe latest on the company, in one place.
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- ATLAS builds your portfolioAnswer a short test and get portfolios that fit you.
- AlertsWe let you know when something changes in your stocks.
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ATLAS's model gives Gabriel India a 49% chance of finishing higher a month from now (21 trading sessions) than today: close to a coin flip.
In half of the simulated outcomes the price ends between ₹1,281 and ₹1,507; in 9 out of 10, between ₹1,109 and ₹1,740. Estimated annual volatility is 47%.
Price, last 12 months (weekly close)
Key numbers
- Market cap
- ₹285B
- Market cap (USD)
- $3.0B
- P/E ratio
- 71.0
- Dividend yield
- 0.46%
- 52-week high
- ₹1,600
- 52-week low
- ₹795.70
- Revenue (12 months)
- ₹48.6B
- Operating margin
- 6.4%
- Net margin
- 5.2%
- Beta
- 0.74
What this means
ATLAS does not publish a fair value for GABRIEL.NSE right now, but it does show its odds of rising: close to a coin flip.
Over the last 52 weeks GABRIEL.NSE has traded between ₹795.70 and ₹1,600. Today it is 12.9% below that high and 75% above its low.
On the business: net margin is 5.2%; it trades at 71.0 times earnings.
Its beta is 0.74: it tends to move less than the market.
About the company
Gabriel India Ltd. is a prominent name in the automotive components industry, primarily known for manufacturing suspension systems and shock absorbers.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Gabriel India do?
Gabriel India Ltd. is a prominent name in the automotive components industry, primarily known for manufacturing suspension systems and shock absorbers.
What is the chance GABRIEL.NSE goes up next month?
49%: close to a coin flip. In half of the simulated outcomes, GABRIEL.NSE ends the month between ₹1,281 and ₹1,507.
How big is Gabriel India and what is its P/E ratio?
Gabriel India's market capitalization is ₹285B. Its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is 71.0: you pay ₹71.0 for each ₹1.00 of yearly earnings.
Does Gabriel India pay a dividend?
Yes. GABRIEL.NSE's current dividend yield is 0.46% at today's price (₹1,394).
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