Paytm, Ashok Leyland, CG Power Added To BSE 100; Ambuja Cements Among Three Exits
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Paytm, Ashok Leyland and CG Power will join the BSE 100 from 22 June 2026, while Ambuja Cements exits the benchmark index.
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has announced a major reshuffle in its benchmark BSE 100 index, with fintech major One 97 Communications, commercial vehicle maker Ashok Leyland and engineering firm CG Power and Industrial Solutions set to enter the index. The changes will come into effect from 22 June 2026.
As part of the rejig, Ambuja Cements, Tube Investments of India and Colgate-Palmolive (India) will exit the BSE 100 index.
The BSE 100 index tracks the top 100 listed companies on the exchange based on market capitalisation and liquidity. The periodic rebalancing is aimed at ensuring that the index accurately reflects the changing structure of India’s equity markets.
New-Age And Industrial Stocks Gain Ground
This latest reshuffle clearly shows how investors are warming up to new-age tech and industrial companies in the Indian market. Paytm getting added to the index is a big moment for the fintech firm, especially after its stock made a strong comeback over the last year. Ashok Leyland’s inclusion reflects rising confidence in the commercial vehicle space, while CG Power has been gaining steadily as demand for power and industrial equipment continues to pick up.
Apart from the BSE 100 changes, BSE Index Services also revised the composition of the BSE Sensex 50 and BSE Sensex Next 50 indices. According to the exchange notification, TVS Motor Company has been added to the BSE Sensex 50 index, replacing Adani Enterprises.
Changes Across Sensex 50 And Sensex Next 50
In a corresponding move, Adani Enterprises will shift to the BSE Sensex Next 50 index. The Sensex Next 50 will also see the inclusion of Ashok Leyland, Paytm and CG Power, while Ambuja Cements, Colgate-Palmolive India and Tube Investments of India will move out.
The reshuffle is expected to trigger passive inflows and outflows from index-linked mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Stocks entering benchmark indices typically see increased institutional buying due to mandatory allocations by passive investment schemes that track these indices.
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Economic Times
Moneycontrol
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