NewMarket - 41 Year Stock Price History | NEU
Historical daily share price chart and data for NewMarket since 1984 adjusted for splits and dividends. The latest closing stock price for NewMarket as of April 22, 2025 is 569.31.
- The all-time high NewMarket stock closing price was 629.16 on March 01, 2024.
- The NewMarket 52-week high stock price is 596.88, which is 4.8% above the current share price.
- The NewMarket 52-week low stock price is 480.00, which is 15.7% below the current share price.
- The average NewMarket stock price for the last 52 weeks is 538.29.
For more information on how our historical price data is adjusted see the Stock Price Adjustment Guide.
NewMarket Historical Annual Stock Price Data |
Year |
Average Stock Price |
Year Open |
Year High |
Year Low |
Year Close |
Annual % Change |
2025 |
530.8715 |
507.8970 |
569.3100 |
480.4020 |
569.3100 |
8.32% |
2024 |
550.3818 |
535.1580 |
629.1570 |
499.8840 |
525.5840 |
-1.45% |
2023 |
409.2872 |
309.1670 |
547.7430 |
309.1670 |
533.3410 |
79.15% |
2022 |
296.1195 |
318.9700 |
332.4230 |
265.6240 |
297.7130 |
-6.70% |
2021 |
325.8638 |
366.2410 |
389.8910 |
276.0570 |
319.0820 |
-11.93% |
2020 |
356.4459 |
428.6470 |
428.6470 |
294.7600 |
362.2930 |
-16.48% |
2019 |
389.8044 |
355.3770 |
447.6370 |
340.7760 |
433.7550 |
20.01% |
2018 |
345.8701 |
347.8760 |
375.3780 |
312.7930 |
361.4200 |
5.52% |
2017 |
371.3796 |
363.5230 |
405.3270 |
328.5700 |
342.4980 |
-4.69% |
2016 |
338.3796 |
310.2350 |
372.4360 |
271.1430 |
359.3340 |
13.09% |
2015 |
352.2329 |
330.9620 |
395.3620 |
294.6930 |
317.7460 |
-4.34% |
2014 |
311.3254 |
264.6020 |
338.1010 |
253.3960 |
332.1480 |
22.24% |
2013 |
227.2292 |
218.4820 |
274.2220 |
193.9110 |
271.7260 |
29.15% |
2012 |
165.1269 |
144.6610 |
220.8330 |
124.8030 |
210.4020 |
47.61% |
2011 |
115.4467 |
89.3261 |
146.5670 |
84.9024 |
142.5380 |
62.97% |
2010 |
75.8706 |
83.9738 |
92.4095 |
57.2542 |
87.4616 |
9.06% |
2009 |
49.6929 |
24.5830 |
84.0786 |
19.1973 |
80.1936 |
233.97% |
2008 |
40.0095 |
37.1133 |
63.0744 |
16.9132 |
24.0121 |
-36.43% |
2007 |
32.5356 |
38.4293 |
39.7720 |
26.4519 |
37.7712 |
-4.54% |
2006 |
33.2351 |
16.5735 |
45.3367 |
16.5271 |
39.5684 |
144.02% |
2005 |
11.7292 |
12.9141 |
16.5403 |
8.8900 |
16.2155 |
22.91% |
2004 |
13.3345 |
14.5780 |
16.7923 |
11.5020 |
13.1925 |
-9.01% |
2003 |
7.9013 |
4.5942 |
14.7106 |
4.3887 |
14.4985 |
236.98% |
2002 |
3.2293 |
3.0495 |
4.7400 |
1.8231 |
4.3025 |
41.09% |
2001 |
4.3203 |
5.1792 |
7.4581 |
1.8894 |
3.0495 |
-36.00% |
2000 |
8.1930 |
12.1174 |
12.5147 |
4.3505 |
4.7649 |
-57.17% |
1999 |
15.2769 |
19.0105 |
19.9516 |
11.1242 |
11.1242 |
-34.33% |
1998 |
18.6639 |
22.5773 |
24.5654 |
10.7992 |
16.9400 |
-23.75% |
1997 |
25.5364 |
26.4935 |
28.3249 |
22.2161 |
22.2161 |
-15.04% |
1996 |
26.2107 |
33.9642 |
33.9642 |
22.3977 |
26.1495 |
-19.12% |
1995 |
28.1860 |
24.0527 |
33.6279 |
24.0527 |
32.3313 |
34.42% |
1994 |
27.8630 |
25.0707 |
32.9626 |
24.0527 |
24.0527 |
-5.43% |
1993 |
26.7604 |
27.3444 |
29.2550 |
24.2046 |
25.4340 |
-6.99% |
1992 |
25.4956 |
25.8273 |
28.6617 |
22.0223 |
27.3444 |
5.87% |
1991 |
24.1918 |
21.4659 |
28.5923 |
20.2425 |
25.8273 |
23.52% |
1990 |
23.0124 |
24.5722 |
28.3736 |
18.3865 |
20.9098 |
-11.42% |
1989 |
19.3629 |
16.1317 |
23.6065 |
16.1317 |
23.6065 |
43.80% |
1988 |
15.9746 |
14.2256 |
17.7618 |
12.8489 |
16.4164 |
20.86% |
1987 |
18.0182 |
13.6593 |
22.9860 |
11.4475 |
13.5831 |
1.43% |
1986 |
12.9740 |
9.3708 |
15.6534 |
9.3708 |
13.3914 |
41.59% |
1985 |
7.5680 |
5.5184 |
10.4988 |
5.3693 |
9.4576 |
73.39% |
Sector |
Industry |
Market Cap |
Revenue |
Basic Materials |
Chemicals - Specialty |
$5.351B |
$2.787B |
NewMarket Corporation through its subsidiaries, Afton Chemical Corporation and Ethyl Corporation, develops, manufactures, blends, and delivers chemical additives that enhance the performance of petroleum products. From custom-formulated chemical blends to market-general additive components, the NewMarket family of companies provides the world with the technology to make fuels burn cleaner, engines run smoother and machines last longer.
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