24 listed companies · ₹16.76 L Cr of market value, 3.5% of all classified companies · screen within this sector →
NSE publishes no index for this sector. The line below is worked out from its companies instead.
The sector's own line, from its companies
24 companies priced · closes adjusted for splits and bonuses
By market value what the sector's combined value did; its largest companies dominate it
1 day
−0.4%
1 week
−4.0%
1 month
−4.8%
3 months
−2.9%
6 months
+5.1%
1 year
−0.0%
3 years
+73.0%
The median company what the company in the middle did
1 day
−0.2%
1 week
−0.8%
1 month
−4.8%
3 months
−4.2%
6 months
+16.8%
1 year
−13.6%
3 years
+13.9%
Breadth, to the close of 2026-09-25: 8 of 24 companies are higher than a month ago, 10 of 24 closed above their 200-session average, 1 at a 52-week high and 0 at a 52-week low; in the last session 10 rose and 13 fell. A wide gap between the two lines means a few large companies moved the sector.
The sector as a map
a company's area is its market value · grouped by industry · tinted by price change
−3%+3%
Area is market value; the tint is the price change over the last session, full strength at 3% either way, and grey where we hold no price that far back. 24 companies. Click a company to open it.
Where its companies sit: ROE against P/B
a dot's area is its market value · the largest are named · click one to open it
15 companies with both figures in the filings we hold; 1 more sit beyond the axes and are in the table. Dashed lines: the sector's median P/B (5.2×) and ROE (12.4%). ROE is the last four quarters' profit on the latest balance sheet's equity. A high ROE at a low P/B is not a bargain by itself: debt, a one-off profit or a shrinking business all produce one.
Added up over the 17 companies that filed every quarter shown, of the 23 whose filings we hold and the 24 in the sector; each on a consolidated basis where it files one. For banks, revenue is total income. A sum is dominated by its largest companies, and says nothing about one that is not in it.
Who owns it
from the companies' quarterly shareholding patterns · weighted by market value
Promoters
49.4%+0.82 pp
Foreign institutions
21.5%−0.62 pp
Domestic institutionsof which mutual funds 10.9% (+0.04 pp)
From the shareholding patterns filed for the quarter to Jun 2026, against Mar 2026, by the 24 of 24 companies whose filings for both we hold (100% of the sector's market value), each weighted by its market value. Mutual funds and insurers are part of domestic institutions. Foreign institutions leaves out the shares a depository holds behind ADRs and GDRs, which companies file under a different head from one quarter to the next; those sit in “public and others”. “pp” is percentage points of the company's shares. A holder's share also moves when a company issues or buys back shares; these are the filed figures, not a reading of anyone's intent.
Closes are end-of-day, adjusted for splits and bonuses. P/E and ROE come from the last four quarters of filings, for the companies whose filings we hold. A company's sector is the one the exchanges classify it in; these are facts about the companies, not a view on the sector.
