Last week the market value of seven of India’s biggest companies grew by about ₹1.24 trillion, driven mainly by a huge jump in Reliance Industries’ valuation.
Top Gainers
- Reliance Industries – added ₹45,266.12 cr, taking its market cap to ₹21,54,978.60 cr.
- State Bank of India – rose ₹30,414.89 cr, now worth ₹9,22,461.77 cr.
- Larsen & Toubro – gained ₹16,204.34 cr, reaching ₹5,72,640.56 cr.
- Hindustan Unilever – up ₹14,626.21 cr to ₹5,51,637.04 cr.
- HDFC Bank – increased by ₹13,538.43 cr, total ₹15,40,303.87 cr.
- ICICI Bank – added ₹3,103.99 cr, now ₹9,68,773.14 cr.
- Bharti Airtel – modest rise of ₹570.21 cr, market cap ₹12,01,262.53 cr.
Companies That Lost Value
- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) – fell ₹10,745.72 cr, ending at ₹11,75,914.62 cr.
- Infosys – down ₹6,183.25 cr, now ₹6,81,635.59 cr.
- Bajaj Finance – lost ₹5,693.58 cr, market cap ₹6,16,430.43 cr.
What This Means for Investors
The BSE index rose 720.56 points (0.84 %) during the same period, showing that broad market sentiment stayed positive. Reliance’s strong performance kept it as the most valuable Indian company, followed by HDFC Bank, Bharti Airtel, and the others listed above.
For retail investors, the data highlights which large‑cap stocks are gaining momentum and which are under pressure, offering clues for portfolio adjustments.
Disclaimer
Remember, this is just a perspective, not a prediction. Do your own research and consider your risk tolerance before making any investment decisions.