According to SEBI’s ‘categorisation and rationalisation of mutual fund scheme’ norms, large-caps are defined as top-100 companies in terms of market-cap, while companies from 101 to 250 in market-cap have been classified as mid-cap and the rest are tagged as small-cap stocks. Following the turmoil in the stock market in the last few months, stocks such as Aditya Birla Capital, Bharat Forge, Shriram Transport Finance, Sun TV Network and TVS Motors, besides public sector companies such as Bharat Electronics, BHEL and Hindustan Aeronautics may fall out of AMFI’s large-cap list.
Some of the stocks that will enter the large-cap list include Berger Paints, Divi’s Labo
Read more at https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/markets/8-cos-to-drop-out-of-large-cap-list/article25901448.ece
Some of the stocks that will enter the large-cap list include Berger Paints, Divi’s Labo
Read more at https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/markets/8-cos-to-drop-out-of-large-cap-list/article25901448.ece
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