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Sensex Companies

Company Name PE Mcap/Sales P/BV EV/EBIDTA D/E ROCE ROE
Asian Paints Ltd 49.35 6.53 0.08 29.38 0.13 37.82 32.01
Nestle India Ltd 68.09 8.59 0.02 37.61 0.11 69.17 108.49
Hindustan Unilever Ltd 54.92 9.12 0.09 38.93 0.03 25.00 20.26
ITC Ltd 28.31 8.21 0.13 22.59 0.00 37.31 28.89
Larsen & Toubro Ltd 40.02 2.44 0.17 20.95 1.35 14.45 17.72
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd 32.17 2.75 0.18 20.48 1.60 13.76 20.02
Reliance Industries Ltd 25.47 1.92 0.47 14.47 0.60 10.47 10.47
Tata Motors Ltd 8.79 0.67 0.34 5.41 1.85 17.43 48.84
Tata Steel Ltd 58.37 0.82 0.47 13.12 0.89 6.61 7.33
Titan Company Ltd 95.04 6.03 0.03 124.22 1.17 22.46 32.91
State Bank of India 10.01 1.75 0.57 30.00 0.00 0.00 18.97
Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd 18.56 6.34 0.31 88.41 0.00 0.00 14.84
Infosys Ltd 30.33 5.32 0.10 23.19 0.12 44.74 37.12
Bajaj Finance Ltd 28.65 8.01 0.20 18.56 3.89 11.92 22.05
Sun Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd 38.84 8.98 0.16 32.10 0.08 17.20 16.13
JSW Steel Ltd 47.30 1.40 0.33 13.21 1.18 13.51 12.52
HDFC Bank Ltd 20.60 5.02 0.34 38.34 0.00 0.00 17.55
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd 33.26 6.65 0.06 25.22 0.09 62.85 51.04
ICICI Bank Ltd 19.79 5.88 0.29 41.68 0.00 0.00 19.38
Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd 19.39 6.64 0.30 10.62 1.48 12.66 18.30
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd 25.30 2.50 0.25 19.69 0.01 21.03 16.84
IndusInd Bank Ltd 9.41 1.68 0.85 16.97 0.00 0.00 15.27
Axis Bank Ltd 12.71 3.15 0.48 21.38 0.00 0.00 18.43
HCL Technologies Ltd 31.13 4.77 0.13 21.58 0.08 28.63 23.51
NTPC Ltd 16.06 1.99 0.47 12.01 1.49 10.29 13.86
Bharti Airtel Ltd 63.54 6.33 0.10 16.25 2.77 13.67 17.11
Tech Mahindra Ltd 52.64 3.31 0.15 36.04 0.10 11.01 8.78
Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd 25.88 9.97 0.21 21.45 1.04 11.96 16.51
UltraTech Cement Ltd 52.17 4.84 0.18 28.08 0.20 14.96 12.23
Bajaj Finserv Ltd 31.64 2.44 0.25 13.53 4.70 13.15 29.22

Other Indices

INDEX NAME MARKET VALUE 52W HIGH 52W LOW
Nifty Next 50 73292.15
(0.2677%)
77918.0 50102.95
Nifty Bank 53391.35
(-0.3478%)
54467.35 44429.0
Nifty 50 24641.80
(0.1290%)
26277.35 20769.50
Nifty 100 25635.05
(0.1361%)
27335.65 20930.25
BSE SmallCap 57703.48
(0.3484%)
57798.64 40097.13
BSE Sensex 81526.14
(0.0197%)
85978.25 69100.56
BSE MidCap 48084.73
(0.2451%)
49701.15 34544.61
BSE 100 26174.0
(0.1115%)
27762.24 21408.29

What is SENSEX

The Bombay Stock Exchange's stock market index, known as the BSE SENSEX, stands for "Stock Exchange Sensitive Index." The BSE SENSEX is scientifically designed and reviewed according to internationally accepted standards. The BSE SENSEX is a basket of 30 constituent stocks (companies) representing large and liquid companies. It was first compiled in 1986. The base year of BSE SENSEX is 1978-79, and the base value of SENSEX is 100.

The BSE SENSEX is considered to be the reflection of the entire stock market in India. The SENSEX is India's oldest index and a barometer of the Indian economy. Market research analysts use SENSEX to determine India's overall growth, industry development, and stock market trend.

The list of SENSEX companies is revised semi-annually, i.e. in December and June of each year. To be a part of the list of 30 SENSEX companies, they have to meet the following criteria:

  1. The company should be listed on BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
  2. A SENSEX company should be a large-cap to mega-cap stock
  3. The stocks of the company should be liquid, i.e., the stock is traded on the stock exchanges frequently
  4. The company should generate revenue from its core activities

History of SENSEX

The BSE SENSEX is India's oldest stock index, having been established in 1986. Deepak Mohoni, a stock market analyst, coined the term SENSEX. It's a combination of the words "sensitive" and "index." The index took just a few years to cross the 1000 mark in July 1990. Earlier, the methodology followed to calculate the index was based on weighted market capitalization. But, with effect from September 2003, the method changed to the free-float capitalization method. Under this method, the number of shares available for sale under a company calculates the index.

The market witnessed a boom after 2000 due to the onset of technological developments. In the same decade, in 2005, that BSE SENSEX reached 7000 points for the first time. The rapid growth continued, and the index crossed the 10000 marks in February 2006 and the 20000 marks in December 2007. Recently, in the year 2021, the BSE SENSEX index surpassed the historical mark of 50000 for the first time in February. The optimism in the index is continued since then and is expected to grow even more.

Sensex FAQs

Sensex provides a benchmark for investors and fund managers to compare the growth of their stock investments. It is also used as an indicator to understand the state of the Indian markets.
Anyone who holds a demat and trading account can invest in Sensex through index funds or exchange-traded funds.
No, you cannot buy shares directly from any stock exchange in India. You will have to go through a registered broker to trade in the stock market. You can buy any shares that you want through ICICI Direct’s 3-in-1 account.
While the NSE or National Stock Exchange is India's largest and most liquid stock exchange, the BSE or Bombay Stock Exchange is the oldest. Both exchanges are equally good for trading. However, NSE trade volumes are higher. Hence, if you are looking for more liquidity or a large quantity, this exchange would be a good choice. If you are a beginner, you might want to consider starting with the BSE.
Sensex and Nifty are benchmark stock indices in India that represent the stock markets in the country. Sensex is the BSE benchmark index that comprises the 30 largest stocks on the index. Nifty is the benchmark index of the NSE and consists of the 50 largest stocks trading on the index.
Sensex is the benchmark index of the BSE which comprises of the 30 largest, most liquid and representative stocks. Sensex is calculated using the free-float market capitalization method to reflect 30 stocks. Free float market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the free-float factor with the market capitalization of each of the companies.
NSE or National Stock Exchange is a leading stock exchange in India. It is where listed shares are traded. On the other hand, Sensex is a stock index that is representative of the stocks traded on the NSE.

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