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₹23,389.20
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₹23,329.80
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₹23,494.80- ₹17,911.70

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Nifty 100 Shareholder returns

1 day

+ 0.7%
1 week

+ 2.59%
1 month

+ 3.08%
3 months

+ 7.68%
1 year

+ 32.56%
3 years

+ 60.77%
5 years

+ 97.92%

Nifty 100 Companies List

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ADANI GREEN ENERGY LTD ₹0

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ADANI PORT & SEZ LTD ₹0

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AMBUJA CEMENTS LTD ₹0

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BAJAJ AUTO LIMITED ₹0

₹0

BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED ₹0

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BHARTI AIRTEL LIMITED ₹0

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CANARA BANK ₹0

₹0

DABUR INDIA LTD ₹0

₹0

GAIL (INDIA) LTD ₹0

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ICICI BANK LTD. ₹0

₹0

ICICI LOMBARD GIC LIMITED ₹0

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ICICI PRU LIFE INS CO LTD ₹0

₹0

INFOSYS LIMITED ₹0

₹0

AXIS BANK LIMITED ₹0

₹0

CHOLAMANDALAM IN & FIN CO ₹0

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COAL INDIA LTD ₹0

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DIVI S LABORATORIES LTD ₹0

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DLF LIMITED ₹0

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GRASIM INDUSTRIES LTD ₹0

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ABB INDIA LIMITED ₹0

₹0

BAJAJ FINSERV LTD. ₹0

₹0

BAJAJ HOLDINGS & INVS LTD ₹0

₹0

BHARAT PETROLEUM CORP LT ₹0

₹0

BRITANNIA INDUSTRIES LTD ₹0

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ADANI ENTERPRISES LIMITED ₹0

₹0

ADANI POWER LTD ₹0

₹0

APOLLO HOSPITALS ENTER. L ₹0

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ASIAN PAINTS LIMITED ₹0

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ADANI TOTAL GAS LIMITED ₹0

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BANK OF BARODA ₹0

₹0

BHARAT ELECTRONICS LTD ₹0

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BERGER PAINTS (I) LTD ₹0

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BOSCH LIMITED ₹0

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CIPLA LTD ₹0

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COLGATE PALMOLIVE LTD. ₹0

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EICHER MOTORS LTD ₹0

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GODREJ CONSUMER PRODUCTS ₹0

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HAVELLS INDIA LIMITED ₹0

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AVENUE SUPERMARTS LIMITED ₹0

₹0

DR. REDDY S LABORATORIES ₹0

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HDFC BANK LTD ₹0

₹0

HDFC LIFE INS CO LTD ₹0

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HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LTD. ₹0

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INDIAN OIL CORP LTD ₹0

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HINDUSTAN AERONAUTICS LTD ₹0

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HCL TECHNOLOGIES LTD ₹0

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HERO MOTOCORP LIMITED ₹0

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HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LTD ₹0

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INTERGLOBE AVIATION LTD ₹0

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INDUSIND BANK LIMITED ₹0

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the indices in Nifty 100 ?

In the world of investments, risk and performance are interdependent. Hence, to know the desirability of a stock, we need to understand and study the risk involved. The Nifty 100 Indices provide us with the benefit of studying the market stocks over a period of time to analyse the performance and risk associated with it. Stock market indices capture the behaviour of the overall Equity market.

All stock prices move for two sole reasons - news about company (closure of factory, product launch and such) or national news (weather, nuclear bombs, budget announcement and more). The indices capture the movements as per these two parameters through averaging. Indices are a source of information through which we can see how the market is faring. Nowadays, indices are all used for index funds and index derivatives. Index funds are those funds passively invest in the index while index derivatives allow altering risk exposure to an index (hedging) and implement forecasts and index movement (speculation). Lastly, indices are a benchmark for performance by fund managers. All equity funds beget returns like the overall index and a 50:50 debt:equity fund begets returns on 50% investment & 50% fixed income.

The Nifty 100 indices are benchmark indices that list Nifty 100 of the biggest companies listed in the NSE out of the total number - 1600 companies that are registered.

Is Nifty 100 a good investment?

The Nifty 100 stocks are some of the top companies in the country, and by buying this, your portfolio looks well rounded as well as you become part owner of fantastic companies! Having said that, the index is just a measurement of the history and current performance of the stock market. While these are top companies, and the chances of their share price rising are good, the risk needs to be studied through the Nifty 100 indices. In the past, the Nifty has seen losses and well as gains, both big. Blindly putting investments on it is never a good idea.

There are many ways to invest in Nifty 100 that include Nifty stocks, futures, options & ETFs. They are known for good returns and being long term investments. Some fund managers like to make a well rounded portfolio and invest in the entire index fund, which means that all the returns earned by the index will be the same as the returns percentage you receive. In an entire index return, the good and bad get cancelled out, making overall gain chances better. For example, there is a fall in the share of one company, but a rise in another, these two will cancel each other out. There exist many index mutual fund investment strategies as well. You cannot buy the entire index directly, but buy each share on the index separately in equal quantities. This promises lower expense ratio and better market returns.

Can I invest in Nifty 100?

Yes, you can invest in Nifty 100. As we know now, Nifty 100 is a benchmark of the Indian stock market index. If Nifty 100 is going upwards, the Indian economy is doing well and going upwards too.
You can invest in the Nifty 100 index and earn returns from all stocks. You can do this through the Upstox website or app through:

1. Spot Trading: This is the most simplest way to invest in Nifty 100. Through this you can select some Nifty 100 stocks or choose to buy some of them individually and reap benefits individually on each.

2. Derivative Trading: Derivatives are financial contracts that obtain their value from an underlying asset. These assets could be indices, stocks, currency or commodities. The involved parties decide on a future date to settle the contract. Speculation is made on the value that the underlying asset will achieve in the future, which is how a profit is attained. In Nifty 100 index, two kinds of derivatives are available:

a. Nifty 100 Futures: With Nifty 100 futures, the buyer and seller both agree to buy & sell at a predetermined future date. This becomes the basis for the contract, during the period of which the stock can be sold and a profit attained if the price rises. If the price drops, you can wait for the date of settlement.

b. Nifty 100 Options: With Nifty 100 options, the buyer and seller both agree to buy & sell at a predetermined future date at a price they decide upon in the present. The buyer pays a premium amount and obtains the legal right to buy and sell the stock in the future. This is a right, not a compulsion.

3. Index Funds: Index fund is a type of mutual fund designed to provide you with market exposure. In the case of Nifty 100, a portfolio consisting of all the stocks available in equal quantities. This way, the portfolio earns returns as per the Nifty 100 Index.

Can I check Nifty 100 Share Price Historical data?

Yes, you can check the Nifty 100’s historical price movements on Upstox. All you have to do is head to the historical data page and fill out Nifty 100, NSE & if you want daily, monthly, yearly or a particular date. Click enter, and you will see the Nifty 100 Historical Data.

How are indices calculated?

The Nifty 100 indices are calculated as per the float-adjusted and market capitalization method. The aggregate market value of the stocks present in the index for a specific period are demonstrated in the level index. 3rd November 1995 is the base duration for the Nifty 100 index. The best value for the stocks is Rs. 1,000, while the base capital is Rs. 2.06 Trillion.

Formula for Index Value:
Market Capitalisation = Price x Equity Capital
Free Float Market Capitalisation = Price x Equity Capital x Investable Weight Factor
Index Value = Current Market Value / (1,000 x Base Market Capital)
IWF (Investable Weight Factor) is a factor that is used to calculate the number of shares that are available for trading. The value of stock changes on a daily basis which is why the index calculation is made on a real-time basis. This formula determines the value as well as the changes in the corporate procedures like right issues, stock splits, etc.

How many indices are in NSE?

NSE Indices Limited (Formerly India Index Services and Products Limited (IISL)) is a subsidiary of the NSE of India. It provides various different types of Indices. There are mainly three types of stock market indices - Benchmark Indices, Sectoral Indices, Market Cap Based Indices and a few other Indices. In totality, NSE has over 100 Equity Indices.

What is the difference between index and indices?

Index & Indices are the same thing. Index is singular form and Indices is plural form. Indexes is also correct but over time, Indices is the scientific & systematic term used especially in mathematical values and stock exchange.

What are the types of NSE stock indices?

NSE Indices Limited provides various different types of Indices. There are mainly three types of stock market indices - Benchmark Indices, Sectoral Indices, Market Cap Based Indices and a few other Indices.

1. Benchmark Indices: Benchmark Indices use the best practice to regulate the companies they pick, making them the best point of reference for the working of the market as well as the Indian economy.

a. Nifty 100 - A collection of the top performing companies of India.
b. Sensex - A collection of the top 30 best performing stocks of NSE and BSE Exchange respectively.

2. Sectoral Indices: These indices have many good indicators that measure companies in specific sectors. But, both NSE and BSE do not have all sector indices. Some examples of Sectoral indices include NSE Pharma and Nifty PSU Bank.

3. Market Cap Based Indices: Indices that select companies based on their market capitalization come under these types of indices. Some examples include NSE small cap 50.

4. Other Indices: NSE 100, among others, are larger indices with more stocks listed on them.

Who owns Nifty 100?

Nifty 100 is a popular stock index that was introduced in 1992, and implemented by 1994 by the National Stock Exchange of India. It is owned and managed by India Index Service & Products Limited (IISL) that is an Indian specialised company that focuses on indices like Index Funds, Index Options & Index Futures.

Can I buy Nifty 100 shares from Upstox?

Yes, you can buy Nifty 100 shares from Upstox by following these steps.

Step 1: Head to the Upstox website or download the app.
Step 2: Sign up.
Step 3: Fill in your KYC/e-KYC and create your Demat account.
Step 4: Decide how you wish to invest in Nifty 100 - through index funds, Nifty futures, Nifty options or spot trading.
Step 5: Place your order.

About NIFTY 100

NIFTY 100 is an index that represents the top 100 companies listed on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE). It is part of the broader NIFTY index family which includes various indices reflecting different segments of the Indian stock market.

NIFTY 100 has large-cap companies from various sectors providing investors and market participants with a snapshot of the overall performance of the top 100 companies in the Indian stock market. These companies are selected based on their market capitalisation, liquidity, and other criteria.

The index serves as a benchmark for fund managers, traders and investors to monitor the performance of their portfolios and make investment decisions. It is widely used to track the general trend of the Indian stock market and is considered a key indicator of the country's economic health.

What is the NIFTY 100 index?

NIFTY 100 is a diversified index comprising 100 stocks that represent significant sectors of the economy. It includes the top 100 companies selected based on their total market capitalisation from the NIFTY 500. The index is designed to look at the performance of companies with large market capitalisations. The NIFTY 100 index monitors the collective performance of two indices- the NIFTY 50 and the NIFTY Next 50.

History

NIFTY 100 index was launched on December 1, 2005, establishing the base year as 2003 with a base value of 1,000. The index undergoes semi-annual rebalancing.

Sector-Wise Representation

The financial services sector had a substantial weight of 32.67%, as the year 2023 ended. Following closely was the information technology sector, contributing 11.40% to the index.

The oil, gas & consumable fuels sector had a weightage of 10.59% and the fast-moving consumer goods sector also contributed significantly, holding a weightage of 9.88%. The automobile and auto components sector had a 6.43% weightage. The metals and mining sector stood at at 3.73%, healthcare at 3.68%, construction at 3.67% and power at 3.54%. The consumer durables, construction materials, telecommunication and consumer services sectors had contributions at 3.15%, 2.44%, 2.3% and 2.3% respectively.

Companies and Weightage

HDFC Bank Limited held the highest weightage at 11.31%, as the year 2023 ended. Reliance Industries Limited followed closely with a weight of 7.70%.

Other top companies included ICICI Bank Limited with a weightage of 6.16%, Infosys Limited at 4.85% and Larsen and Toubro Limited at 3.67%. ITC Limited held a weight of 3.61%, while Tata Consultancy Services Limited and Axis Bank Limited contributed 3.39% and 2.69% respectively.

Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited and Bharti Airtel Limited also played notable roles with weightage of 2.47% and 2.3% respectively.

Selection Criteria

For inclusion in the NIFTY 100, a company must meet the following criteria:

It should be part of the Nifty 500.
The Investible Weight Factor (IWF) of the stock must be at least 0.10 (equivalent to 10% free float). IWF is a unit of floating stock that is available for trading and is not held by entities
The 6-month average free-float market capitalisation of the stock should be a minimum of 25% of the 6-month average full market capitalisation of the smallest existing index constituent (before the index review) in the NIFTY 100 as of the cutoff date.
The non-F&O (Futures and Options) stocks can be considered for inclusion, only if during the past 6 months as of the cutoff date, the instances of the stock hitting the upper or lower price circuit do not exceed 20% of the total trading days over the same period.

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