BSE works as a marketplace where buyers and sellers trade stocks and other securities. It uses an electronic trading system that matches buy and sell orders. Companies list their shares on BSE, and investors trade these shares based on market demand, supply, and economic factors.

What are BSE listing requirements?

To list on BSE, a company must meet criteria such as a minimum paid-up capital of Rs. 10 crore, net worth of Rs. 25 crore in the last three financial years, profitability track record, and regulatory compliance. The company submits financial statements and governance details to ensure transparency.

How many indices are there in BSE?

BSE has multiple indices, with the most prominent being Sensex. Other indices include BSE 100, BSE 200, BSE SmallCap, BSE MidCap, and sector-specific indices like BSE Bankex and BSE IT.

How many stocks are listed in BSE?

As of January 2024, there are 5,309 stocks listed on the BSE, including equity, debentures, and bonds.

Which are the major BSE indices?

The major indices in the BSE include Sensex, BSE 100, and BSE 200. Sensex tracks 30 major companies, BSE 100 covers 100 leading firms, and BSE 200 includes 200 significant companies.

Which indices can be traded?

Popular tradable indices in India include Nifty 50, Sensex, Nifty Bank, and Nifty Midcap 100. Investors can trade these indices via futures and options.

Sensex, short for Sensitive Index, is the benchmark index of BSE. It tracks the performance of the top 30 largest and well-established companies listed on the exchange.

What is BSE Sensex 50?

BSE Sensex 50 represents the top 50 companies listed on BSE, providing a broader reflection of the market compared to the Sensex, which includes only 30 companies.

What is BSE Sensex Next 50?

BSE Sensex Next 50 tracks the next 50 largest companies on BSE after the top 30 in Sensex, reflecting mid-to-large-cap market growth.

BSE 100 comprises the top 100 companies on BSE, providing a comprehensive view of market trends across various sectors.

BSE 200 includes the top 200 companies on BSE, offering insights into a broader range of sectors and industries.

BSE 500 represents the top 500 companies on BSE, providing a holistic view of the Indian stock market's performance.

Can you do F&O trading in BSE indices?

Yes, BSE offers Futures and Options (F&O) contracts on benchmark indices like Sensex for hedging and trading.

How to directly invest in BSE index?

You can invest in BSE indices via index funds or ETFs that track indices such as Sensex, providing diversified exposure without buying individual stocks.

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All BSE Indices

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Here you explore a detailed list of all indices under the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). From the well-known SENSEX and BSE 100 to sector-specific indices like the BSE Bankex and BSE Healthcare, this list offers a comprehensive view of various market segments. It serves as a critical tool for tracking market trends, evaluating sector performance, and making informed investment decisions in the Indian market.

Index Name	LTP	Change %	Open	Prev. Close	52W High	52W Low	1 Yr Return	3 Yr Returns	5 Yr Returns

BSE SME IPO fuzz it	1,12,571.49	-1.41%	1,14,321.29	1,12,571.49	1,23,353.65	73,866.86	3.47%	190.54%	1,425.75%
Sensex Next 50 Index fuzz it	80,657.77	-0.67%	81,145.91	80,657.77	90,092.89	74,029.08	-7.33%	46.26%	64.27%
BSE Sensex Equal Weight fuzz it	77,406.92	-	77,051.94	77,406.92	-	-	-	-	-
Sensex fuzz it	74,459.53	0.42%	74,199.69	74,459.53	86,159.02	71,292.88	-11.78%	16.14%	23.81%
BSE Capital Goods fuzz it	68,809.95	-2.05%	70,004.83	68,809.95	84,777.05	61,099.75	-1.87%	49.87%	154.65%
BSE BANKEX fuzz it	61,415.25	-0.49%	61,734.75	61,415.25	69,406.97	56,230.38	-5.95%	26.36%	35.22%
BSE Auto fuzz it	55,965.10	-0.93%	56,463.63	55,965.10	65,675.73	52,099.69	-6.60%	53.82%	118.72%
BSE Consumer Durables fuzz it	55,760.63	-0.87%	56,111.10	55,760.63	66,148.63	51,821.68	-8.58%	27.12%	26.76%
BSE Healthcare fuzz it	50,168.37	0.95%	49,729.02	50,168.37	52,293.87	40,239.45	11.81%	83.20%	98.06%
BSE Sensex Next 30 fuzz it	38,993.30	-0.22%	39,105.55	38,993.30	43,479.87	36,415.87	-3.04%	15.71%	15.71%
BSE Focused IT fuzz it	38,892.55	1.91%	38,289.35	38,892.55	46,730.83	31,290.99	-7.29%	-13.66%	-13.66%
BSE Metals fuzz it	37,765.54	-0.72%	38,001.66	37,765.54	45,388.14	33,019.72	6.27%	69.41%	82.69%
BSE 500 fuzz it	34,248.59	-0.30%	34,357.25	34,248.59	37,874.46	31,965.51	-8.48%	28.54%	40.77%
BSE Sensex Sixty 65:35 fuzz it	32,237.24	0.20%	32,193.54	32,237.24	35,978.21	30,645.29	-8.63%	-4.25%	-4.25%
BSE Sensex 60 fuzz it	31,307.81	0.28%	31,241.72	31,307.81	35,434.57	29,895.59	-9.99%	-5.96%	-5.96%
BSE IT fuzz it	30,666.13	1.53%	30,262.98	30,666.13	38,598.21	25,164.70	-12.80%	-1.46%	-10.41%
BSE 100 fuzz it	24,479.83	0.15%	24,455.51	24,479.83	27,621.72	23,249.92	-9.80%	24.91%	34.66%
BSE Oil and Gas fuzz it	24,322.66	-0.22%	24,391.46	24,322.66	29,833.46	23,900.89	-14.87%	33.16%	32.44%
BSE Sensex 50 fuzz it	24,219.04	0.35%	24,152.62	24,219.04	27,541.52	23,185.03	-10.36%	20.73%	28.92%
BSE Focused Midcap fuzz it	23,538.69	-0.74%	23,694.00	23,538.69	26,915.67	20,835.25	-4.56%	0.86%	0.86%
BSE PSU fuzz it	19,037.43	-1.01%	19,205.48	19,037.43	22,589.26	18,540.96	-7.25%	56.05%	116.37%
BSE Private Banks Index fuzz it	19,016.04	-0.07%	19,047.70	19,016.04	21,724.28	17,277.69	-7.90%	18.82%	31.76%
BSE IPO fuzz it	17,853.95	-1.25%	18,076.84	17,853.95	19,264.98	13,673.97	8.61%	63.62%	38.86%
BSE India 150 fuzz it	17,694.48	0.06%	17,690.37	17,694.48	19,711.88	16,644.76	-8.51%	-4.31%	-4.31%
BSE MidCap Select Index fuzz it	17,197.81	-0.63%	17,326.89	17,197.81	19,198.10	14,644.25	-1.92%	51.36%	66.27%

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The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), established in 1875, is not only Asia's oldest stock exchange, but it is also the historical foundation of the capital markets of India. For more than a century now, the BSE has been the primary destination for wealth creation in India.

While the BSE stock exchange has more than 5,000 listed companies, it is impossible to monitor each one. This is where Dhan's All BSE Indices play a crucial role in bringing all indices to one place.

What are BSE indices?

BSE indices are a set of stock market indicators that measure the performance of specific groups of companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), one of India's two primary stock exchanges. These indices serve as a market barometer, as when the index goes up, it indicates that the index companies are performing well, and vice versa.

The most popular among BSE indices is the BSE SENSEX , which is the oldest and most widely tracked stock market index in India, representing the 30 largest and financially strong companies across key sectors.

Who manages indices in the BSE?

BSE indices are managed by BSE Index Services Private Limited (formerly known as Asia Index Pvt. Ltd.). This entity is a fully-owned subsidiary of BSE Ltd. Its role includes:

Maintenance: Regularly reviewing and updating the list of stocks in an index.
Calculation: To ensure the index accuracy, it reflects the tradable value of the market, using the Free-Float Market Capitalisation method for calculation.
Dissemination: Real-time data dissemination to traders, fund managers, and financial news outlets around the world.

How often are new indices launched in the BSE?

New indices are launched by BSE from time to time whenever there is a shift in market dynamics or a demand for new investment benchmarks. Unlike rebalancing, there is no set schedule for new index launches. New indices are introduced to track:

Emerging sectors: These indices are launched to track new emerging sectors in the Indian economy, such as the BSE Internet Economy index, which tracks the performance of companies that are leveraging digital platforms and whose operations significantly depend on the internet.
New strategies: These indices are launched to test new strategies like the BSE Low Volatility index, which tracks the performance of the 30 companies LargeMidCap with the lowest volatilities on the BSE exchange.
Market segments: These indices are developed to track specific market segments, like the BSE SME IPO index, to track the booming small and medium enterprise sector companies trying to bring their first IPO and get listed on stock exchanges.

How often are stocks removed or added in BSE indices?

To maintain the integrity and relevance of an index, stocks that no longer meet the eligibility criteria are removed and replaced by better-performing companies in the BSE indices. This process is known as reconstitution.

Frequency: Major indices such as the SENSEX are usually reconstituted semi-annually (twice a year, in June and December ).
Criteria: Stocks are added or removed based on their average market capitalisation, liquidity (trading volume) and financial track record for a specific reference period.

How often are stocks rebalanced in BSE indices?

While reconstitution involves changing the members of the index, rebalancing involves making changes in the weightage of the existing stocks to ensure that no single stock dominates the index too much.

Broad Market Indices: Usually rebalanced semiannually in June and December. The changes become effective from the Monday following the third Friday of June and December.
Thematic/Strategy Indices: Some specialised indices may be rebalanced Quarterly or even Monthly (ex. BSE IPO and BSE SME IPO Indices) to reflect the rapid changes in those segments.

What are the popular Indices in BSE?

The BSE offers a wide variety of indices other than the SENSEX. Here are the most popular ones:

SENSEX: It is the flagship index of BSE. It represents the 30 largest and most actively traded stocks across key sectors. It is considered one of the primary barometers of the Indian economy.
BSE 100: It tracks the performance of the top 100 companies listed on BSE based on their market capitalisation.
BSE 500: It is a broad index based on the top 500 companies listed on BSE, which represent almost 90% of the total market capitalisation on the BSE.
BSE BANKEX: It tracks the performance of top, most liquid, large-cap bank stocks listed on BSE.
BSE TECK: A specialised index which tracks the Technology, Media and Publishing, Telecommunications sectors' companies listed on BSE.
BSE SmallCap : It represents the performance of the bottom 15% of the market cap companies listed on BSE.
BSE IPO: It monitors the performance of the companies after their listing.

How many indices are present in BSE?

The BSE indices on Dhan offer a comprehensive list of 61 indices. These indices are broadly classified into:

Market Cap/Broad Indices: (Sensex, BSE 100, BSE 500)
Sector & Industry Indices: (Auto, Bankex, Healthcare, FMCG)
Thematic Indices: (PSU, CPSE, Infrastructure, Defence)
Strategy Indices: (Momentum, Quality, Enhanced Value)
Sustainability/ESG Indices: (BSE 100 ESG Index)

To wrap up

BSE Indices offer a window into every corner of the Indian economy, from the giants in the SENSEX to the new emerging companies in the SMEs and IPO space. For an investor, these indices are not simply numbers; they are benchmarks that allow them to gauge how successful their own portfolio is. On Dhan, investors can track all the BSE indices with real-time accuracy, and invest in the future of India with a few taps.

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The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is one of Asia's oldest stock exchanges, established in 1875. It facilitates the trading of stocks and other securities. BSE's primary index, Sensex, tracks the performance of the top 30 companies listed on the exchange.

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All BSE Indices

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About All BSE Indices

What are BSE indices?

Who manages indices in the BSE?

How often are new indices launched in the BSE?

How often are stocks removed or added in BSE indices?

How often are stocks rebalanced in BSE indices?

What are the popular Indices in BSE?

How many indices are present in BSE?

To wrap up

FAQs on All BSE Indices

What is BSE?

How BSE Works?

What are BSE listing requirements?

How many indexes are there in BSE?

How many stocks are listed in BSE?

Which are the major BSE indices?

Which indices can be traded?

What is SENSEX?

What is BSE SENSEX 50?

What is BSE SENSEX Next 50?

What is BSE 100?

What is BSE 200?

What is BSE 500?

Can you do F&O trading in BSE indices?

How to directly invest in BSE index?

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All BSE Indices

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About All BSE Indices

What are BSE indices?

Who manages indices in the BSE?

How often are new indices launched in the BSE?

How often are stocks removed or added in BSE indices?

How often are stocks rebalanced in BSE indices?

What are the popular Indices in BSE?

How many indices are present in BSE?

To wrap up

FAQs on All BSE Indices

What is BSE?

How BSE Works?

What are BSE listing requirements?

How many indexes are there in BSE?

How many stocks are listed in BSE?

Which are the major BSE indices?

Which indices can be traded?

What is SENSEX?

What is BSE SENSEX 50?

What is BSE SENSEX Next 50?

What is BSE 100?

What is BSE 200?

What is BSE 500?

Can you do F&O trading in BSE indices?

How to directly invest in BSE index?

Invest & Trade with a Trading Platform That's #MadeForTrade

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