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ONGC Share Price Target 2025, 2026, 2027, 2030

2026-04-17 · 3 min read

Sector - Finance
ONGC Share Price Target 2025, 2026, 2027, 2030

If you’ve tracked Indian PSUs over the last couple of years, you’ll know one thing the narrative has changed. Stocks that were once ignored are now delivering both returns and dividends.

ONGC Share Price Target

ONGC is India’s largest upstream oil & gas company, primarily involved in exploration and production of crude oil and natural gas. It contributes a significant portion of India’s domestic energy supply and plays a strategic role in the country’s energy security.

Financial table for Oil & Natural Gas Corpn Ltd

  • Market Cap: ₹ 3,57,217 Cr. (As of April 2026)

  • Price to Earnings: 9.40

  • Return on equity: 10.6%

  • Debt to equity: 0.48

  • Current ratio: 0.87

  • Dividend Yield: 4.30%

  • Return on assets: 5.15%

  • ROCE: 12.0%

  • Face Value: ₹5

  • 52 Week High: ₹293

  • 52 Week Low: ₹226



10 Years

5 Years

3 Years

TTM

Compounded Sales Growth

14%

9%

8%

-1%

Compounded Profit Growth

7%

19%

-8%

-5%

Return on Equity

13%

14%

14%

11%

ONGC Shareholding Pattern



Mar 2020

Mar 2021

Mar 2022

Mar 2023

Mar 2024

Mar 2025

Dec 2025

Promoters

60.41%

60.41%

58.91%

58.89%

58.89%

58.89%

58.89%

FIIs

7.62%

8.08%

9.91%

7.97%

8.88%

7.11%

7.43%

DIIs

17.87%

17.48%

16.36%

19.87%

18.88%

19.93%

19.69%

Government

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

10.30%

10.30%

10.30%

10.30%

Public

14.10%

14.03%

14.82%

2.94%

3.05%

3.76%

3.69%

No. of Shareholders

8,67,077

11,61,502

13,62,794

15,48,726

17,90,074

30,30,759

28,56,489


Historic Performance: ONGC Share Price Target 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025

1. Year 2020

Start of Year: 128.75

End of Year: 93.05

Return: -27.73% 


Reason for the move


Sharp decline due to collapse in crude oil prices during global slowdown.


2. Year 2021

Start of Year: 93.75

End of Year: 142.40

Return: 34.16%


Reason for the move


Recovery driven by rebound in crude oil prices and demand normalization.


3. Year 2022

Start of Year: 142.35

End of Year: 146.75

Return: 3.09%


Reason for the move

Stable performance as oil prices remained elevated but volatile.


4. Year 2023


Start of Year: 147.30

End of Year: 205.05

Return: 39.21%


Reason for the move


Dividend yield attractiveness boosted investor interest.


5. Year 2024


Start of Year: 206.00

End of Year: 239.25

Return: 16.14%


Reason for the move

Moderate growth supported by stable oil prices and production.


6. Year 2025


Start of Year: 237.81

End of Year: 240.38

Return: 1.08%


Reason for the move

Flat performance due to stable but non-expanding oil price environment.


ONGC Share Price Target 2026, 2027, 2028 to 2030

  1. Projected Targets: Year 2026

Target Range (₹): 170-220

Reason for the move

Oil price volatility impacts earnings visibility.


  1. Projected Targets: Year 2027

Target Range (₹): 230-260

Reason for the move

Execution of offshore projects and domestic production scaling drive earnings.


  1. Projected Targets: Year 2028

Target Range (₹): 290-350

Reason for the move


Expansion into renewables strengthens long-term growth positioning.


  1. Projected Targets: Year 2029

Target Range (₹):  280-310

Reason for the move


Slight volatility due to potential policy changes 


  1. Projected Targets: Year 2030

Target Range (₹): 320-370

Reason for the move


Growth continues steadily without major re-rating.


Conclusion

ONGC share price target reflects a classic value + yield opportunity in Indian markets.

  • Undervalued vs earnings

  • Strong dividend yield

  • Cyclical upside with oil prices

However:

  • Growth is limited

  • Policy risk remains

  • Energy transition is a long-term overhang


ONGC works best as a portfolio stabilizer, not a high-growth bet.


FAQs

1. Is ONGC giving bonus shares?

ONGC has not been consistent with bonus issues. It is better known for dividends rather than bonuses.

2. Is ONGC a good stock to buy for long term?

Yes, for income-focused investors. For high growth, better options exist.

3. How many times does ONGC share split?

ONGC has had limited stock splits. It is not a frequent corporate action stock.

4. What is the record date of bonus share?

Record dates vary per announcement. Always check official exchange filings.

5. Is ONGC good for dividends?

Yes. ONGC is among the highest dividend-yielding PSU stocks in India, often offering 5–7% yield.



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