NIFTY 50

For the informal 1960s US stock market designation, see Nifty Fifty.

The NIFTY 50 is a benchmark Indian stock market index that represents the weighted average of 50 of the largest Indian companies listed on the National Stock Exchange.^[1][2] Nifty 50 is owned and managed by NSE Indices, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of the NSE Strategic Investment Corporation Limited.^[3][4] The Nifty 50 index was launched on 22 April 1996.^[1]

NIFTY 50

Performance of the NIFTY 50 index between 1990 and 2024
Foundation	22 April 1996 (28 years ago) (22 April 1996)
Operator	NSE Indices
Exchanges	National Stock Exchange of India
Trading symbol	^NSEI
Constituents	50
Type	Large cap
Weighting method	Free-float capitalization-weighted
Related indices	NIFTY Next 50 NIFTY 500
Website	www.niftyindices.com/indices/equity/broad-based-indices/NIFTY-Next-50/NIFTY-50

The NIFTY 50 index ecosystem consists of index funds (both onshore and offshore mutual funds and ETFs), and futures and options at NSE and NSE International Exchange (through GIFT Nifty).^[5][6] In 2016, NIFTY 50 was reported by the WFE and FIA as the world's most actively traded index options contract, but it was later overtaken by Nifty Bank.^[7][8][9]

The NIFTY 50 index covers 13 sectors of the Indian economy and offers investment managers exposure to the Indian market in one portfolio. As of July 2024, NIFTY 50 gives a weightage of 32.76% to financial services including banking, 13.76% to information technology, 12.12% to oil and gas, 8.46% to consumer goods, and 8.22% to automotive.^[1]

Methodology

The NIFTY 50 index is a free float market capitalisation-weighted index.

Stocks are added to the index based on the following criteria:^[1]

1. Must have traded at an average impact cost of 0.50% or less during the last six months for 90% of the observations, for the basket size of Rs. 100 Million.
2. The company should have a listing history of 6 months.
3. Companies that are allowed to trade in F&O segment are only eligible to be constituent of the index.
4. The company should have a minimum listing history of 1 month as on the cutoff date

The index was initially calculated on a full market capitalization methodology. On 26 June 2009, the computation was changed to a free-float methodology.^[10] The base period for the NIFTY 50 index is 3 November 1995, which marked the completion of one year of operations of the equity market segment on NSE. The base value of the index has been set at 1000 and a base capital of ₹ 2.06 trillion.^[1][11]

The index is re-balanced on semi-annual basis. The cut-off date is January 31 and July 31 every year and average data for the previous six months from the cut-off date is considered to filter stocks. A notice of 4 weeks from the date of change is given to market participants so that they can prepare for any changes.^[1]

Constituents

The Nifty 50 has the following constituents, as of 30 September 2024.

Company name	Symbol	Sector[12]	Date added[13]
Adani Enterprises	ADANIENT	Metals & Mining	30 September 2022
Adani Ports & SEZ	ADANIPORTS	Services	28 September 2015
Apollo Hospitals	APOLLOHOSP	Healthcare	31 March 2022
Asian Paints	ASIANPAINT	Consumer Durables	27 April 2012[lower-alpha 1]
Axis Bank	AXISBANK	Financial Services	27 March 2009
Bajaj Auto	BAJAJ-AUTO	Automobile and Auto Components	1 October 2010[lower-alpha 2]
Bajaj Finance	BAJFINANCE	Financial Services	29 September 2017
Bajaj Finserv	BAJAJFINSV	Financial Services	2 April 2018
Bharat Electronics	BEL	Capital Goods	30 September 2024
Bharat Petroleum	BPCL	Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels	28 October 2002[lower-alpha 3]
Bharti Airtel	BHARTIARTL	Telecommunication	1 March 2004
Britannia Industries	BRITANNIA	Fast Moving Consumer Goods	29 March 2019[lower-alpha 4]
Cipla	CIPLA	Healthcare	7 October 1998
Coal India	COALINDIA	Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels	10 October 2011
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories	DRREDDY	Healthcare	1 October 2010[lower-alpha 5]
Eicher Motors	EICHERMOT	Automobile and Auto Components	1 April 2016
Grasim Industries	GRASIM	Construction Materials	2 April 2018[lower-alpha 6]
HCLTech	HCLTECH	Information Technology	28 October 2002
HDFC Bank	HDFCBANK	Financial Services	22 April 1996
HDFC Life	HDFCLIFE	Financial Services	31 July 2020
Hero MotoCorp	HEROMOTOCO	Automobile and Auto Components	7 October 1998[lower-alpha 7]
Hindalco Industries	HINDALCO	Metals & Mining	22 April 1996
Hindustan Unilever	HINDUNILVR	Fast Moving Consumer Goods	22 April 1996
ICICI Bank	ICICIBANK	Financial Services	25 January 2002
IndusInd Bank	INDUSINDBK	Financial Services	1 April 2013
Infosys	INFY	Information Technology	7 October 1998
ITC	ITC	Fast Moving Consumer Goods	22 April 1996
JSW Steel	JSWSTEEL	Metals & Mining	28 September 2018
Kotak Mahindra Bank	KOTAKBANK	Financial Services	8 April 2010
Larsen & Toubro	LT	Construction	10 December 2004[lower-alpha 8]
Mahindra & Mahindra	M&M	Automobile and Auto Components	18 September 1996
Maruti Suzuki	MARUTI	Automobile and Auto Components	1 March 2004
Nestlé India	NESTLEIND	Fast Moving Consumer Goods	27 September 2019[lower-alpha 9]
NTPC	NTPC	Power	24 September 2007
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation	ONGC	Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels	12 April 2004
Power Grid	POWERGRID	Power	14 March 2008
Reliance Industries	RELIANCE	Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels	22 April 1996
SBI Life Insurance Company	SBILIFE	Financial Services	25 September 2020
Shriram Finance	SHRIRAMFIN	Financial Services	28 March 2024
State Bank of India	SBIN	Financial Services	22 April 1996
Sun Pharma	SUNPHARMA	Healthcare	17 January 2002
Tata Consultancy Services	TCS	Information Technology	25 February 2005
Tata Consumer Products	TATACONSUM	Fast Moving Consumer Goods	31 March 2021[lower-alpha 10]
Tata Motors	TATAMOTORS	Automobile and Auto Components	22 April 1996
Tata Steel	TATASTEEL	Metals & Mining	22 April 1996
Tech Mahindra	TECHM	Information Technology	28 March 2014
Titan Company	TITAN	Consumer Durables	2 April 2018
Trent	TRENT	Consumer Services	30 September 2024
UltraTech Cement	ULTRACEMCO	Construction Materials	28 September 2012
Wipro	WIPRO	Information Technology	27 September 2013[lower-alpha 11]

Index changes

Changes in index constituents since Nifty 50 adopted free float criteria in 2009:

Constituent excluded	Constituent included	Date of replacement	Reason for exclusion	Ref
Grasim Industries	Kotak Mahindra Bank	8 April 2010	Demerger	[14]
ABB India	Bajaj Auto	1 October 2010	Inadequate market capitalization	[15]
Idea Cellular	Dr. Reddy's Laboratories
Unitech	Sesa Goa
Suzlon	Grasim Industries	25 March 2011		[16]
Reliance Capital	Coal India	10 October 2011		[17]
Reliance Communications	Asian Paints	27 April 2012		[18]
Reliance Power	Bank of Baroda
Steel Authority of India	Lupin	28 September 2012		[19]
Sterlite Industries	UltraTech Cement
Siemens	IndusInd Bank	1 April 2013		[20]
Wipro	NMDC		Demerger
Reliance Infrastructure	Wipro	27 September 2013	Inadequate market capitalization	[21]
JP Associates	Tech Mahindra	28 March 2014		[22]
Ranbaxy Laboratories	United Spirits
United Spirits	Zee Entertainment Enterprises	19 September 2014	Exclusion from F&O segment	[23]
DLF	Idea Cellular	27 March 2015	Inadequate market capitalization	[24]
Jindal Steel & Power	Yes Bank
IDFC	Bosch India	29 May 2015	Demerger	[25]
NMDC	Adani Ports & SEZ	28 September 2015	Inadequate market capitalization	[26]
Cairn India	Aurobindo Pharma	1 April 2016	Merger	[27]
Punjab National Bank	Bharti Infratel		Inadequate market capitalization
Vedanta	Eicher Motors		Merger
BHEL	Indiabulls Housing Finance	31 March 2017	Inadequate market capitalization	[28]
Idea Cellular	Indian Oil Corporation
Grasim Industries	Vedanta	26 May 2017	Demerger	[29]
ACC	Bajaj Finance	29 September 2017	Inadequate market capitalization	[30]
Bank of Baroda	Hindustan Petroleum
Tata Power	UPL
Ambuja Cements	Bajaj Finserv	2 April 2018		[31]
Aurobindo Pharma	Grasim Industries
Bosch India	Titan Company
Lupin	JSW Steel	28 September 2018		[32]
Hindustan Petroleum	Britannia Industries	29 March 2019		[33]
Indiabulls Housing Finance	Nestlé India	27 September 2019		[34]
Yes Bank	Shree Cement	19 March 2020	Reconstruction scheme	[35]
Vedanta	HDFC Life	31 July 2020	Proposed delisting	[36]
Zee Entertainment Enterprises	SBI Life Insurance Company	25 September 2020	Inadequate market capitalization	[30]
Bharti Infratel	Divi's Laboratories		Merger
GAIL	Tata Consumer Products	31 March 2021	Inadequate market capitalization	[37]
Indian Oil Corporation	Apollo Hospitals	31 March 2022		[38]
Shree Cement	Adani Enterprises	30 September 2022		[39]
HDFC	LTIMindtree	13 July 2023	Merger	[40]
UPL	Shriram Finance	28 March 2024	Inadequate market capitalization	[41]
Divi's Laboratories	Bharat Electronics	30 September 2024		[42][43]
LTIMindtree	Trent

Statistics

Record values

Category	All-time highs[44]
	Value	Date
Closing	26,216.05	Thursday, 26th September 2024
Intraday	26,277.35	Friday, 27th September 2024

High Value Record

Record Value	First Touch
1000	2nd December 1999
2000	2nd December 2004
3000	30th January 2006
4000	1st December 2006
5000	27th September 2007
10000	25th July 2017
15000	5th February 2021
20000	11th September 2023
25000	1st August 2024
26000	24th September 2024

Major single day falls

Following are some of the notable single-day falls of the NIFTY 50 Index.

Date	Fall	Probable reason
31 March 1997	89.50 points (8.46%)	Congress withdraws support to the United Front coalition government.[45][46]
28 October 1997	88.20 points (7.87%)	Asian financial crisis.[47]
4 April 2000	106.65 points (6.90%)	Dot-com bubble burst.[48]
14 May 2004	135.10 points (7.87%)	2004 Indian general election results.
17 May 2004	196.90 points (12.24%)	2004 Indian general election results.[49]
21 January 2008	496.50 points (8.70%)	US subprime mortgage crisis.[50]
22 January 2008	309.50 points (5.94%)	US subprime mortgage crisis.
24 October 2008	386 points (13.11%)	Global financial crisis.[51]
24 August 2015	490.95 points (5.92%)	Chinese stock market crash.[52]
9 March 2020	538.00 points (4.90%)	COVID-19 pandemic.[53]
12 March 2020	868.25 points (8.30%)	COVID-19 pandemic; WHO declares it a pandemic.[54]
16 March 2020	757.80 points (7.61%)	COVID-19 pandemic.[55]
23 March 2020	1135.20 points (12.98%)	COVID-19 pandemic.[56]
4 June 2024	1379.40 points (5.93%)	The incumbent government secured fewer seats in the 2024 Indian general elections than was predicted by the exit polls.[57]

Major single day gains

Following are some of the notable single-day gains of the NIFTY 50 Index.

Date	Gain	Probable reason
18 May 2009	651.50 points (17.74%)	2009 Indian general election results caused multiple trading curbs.[58]
20 September 2019	655.45 points (6.12%)	Announcement of corporate tax rate cuts.[59]
25 March 2020	516.80 points (6.62%)	US Senate passes a $2.2 trillion economic stimulus bill in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.[60]
7 April 2020	708.40 points (8.76%)	Indications that COVID-19 cases were easing around the world.[61]
1 February 2021	646.60 points (4.74%)	Union budget day by Nirmala Sitharaman.[62]

Annual returns

The following table shows the annual development of the NIFTY 50 since 2000.^[63][64] The historical daily returns data can be accessed from the NSE website.^[65]

Year	Closing level	Change in Index in Points	Change in Index in %
2000	1,263.55	−216.90	−14.65
2001	1,059.05	−204.50	−13.94
2002	1,093.50	34.45	3.25
2003	1,879.75	786.25	71.90
2004	2,080.50	200.75	10.68
2005	2,836.55	756.05	36.34
2006	3,966.40	1,129.85	39.83
2007	6,138.60	2,172.20	54.77
2008	2,959.15	−3,179.45	−51.79
2009	5,201.05	2,241.90	75.76
2010	6,134.50	933.45	17.95
2011	4,624.30	−1,510.20	−24.62
2012	5,905.10	1,280.80	27.70
2013	6,304.00	398.90	6.76
2014	8,282.70	1,978.70	31.39
2015	7,964.35	−336.35	−4.06
2016	8,185.80	239.45	3.01
2017	10,530.70	2,344.90	28.65
2018	10,862.55	331.85	3.15
2019	12,168.45	1,305.90	12.02
2020	13,981.75	1,813.30	14.90
2021	17,354.05	3,372.30	24.12
2022	18,105.30	751.25	4.32
2023	21,731.40	3621.1	20.02

  Technology (17%)

  Telecommunications (5%)

  Health Care (5%)

  Financials (26%)

  Real Estate (0%)

  Consumer Discretionary (8%)

  Consumer Staples (9%)

  Industrials (5%)

  Basic Materials (10%)

  Energy (13%)

  Utilities (3%)

Derivatives

Trading in futures and options on the NIFTY 50 is offered by the NSE and NSE International Exchange (NSEIX).^[66][67] NSE offers weekly as well as monthly expiry options. It is the second most traded index option in the world after Nifty Bank.^[68]

NSE allows international traders to trade on the NIFTY 50 by GIFT NIFTY. The same index had previously operated under the name SGX Nifty, and was traded on the Singapore Exchange. It was rebranded to GIFT Nifty on 3 July 2023 and trading was moved to the NSE International Exchange (NSEIX) situated in GIFT City, Gandhinagar.^[69][6][70] The CEO of NSEIX called it a watershed moment since it was the first time India got back an international contract which had previously been exported.^[70][69]

NIFTY Next 50

Main article: NIFTY Next 50

NIFTY Next 50, also called NIFTY Junior, is an index of 50 companies whose free float market capitalisation comes after that of the companies in NIFTY 50. NIFTY Next 50 constituents are thus potential candidates for future inclusion in NIFTY 50.^[71]

See also

• NSE Indices
• BSE SENSEX
• GIFT Nifty
• List of companies listed on the National Stock Exchange of India

Notes

1. also 18 September 1996 to 28 October 2002
2. also 22 April 1996 to 14 March 2008
3. also 24 December 1997 to 7 October 1998
4. also 8 September 1999 to 10 December 2004
5. also 22 April 1996 to 14 May 1997 and 26 May 1999 to 10 September 2008
6. also 22 April 1996 to 8 April 2010 and 25 March 2011 to 26 May 2017
7. also 22 April 1996 to 18 September 1996
8. also 22 April 1996 to 24 May 2004
9. also 18 September 1996 to 4 August 2003
10. also 22 April 1996 to 1 September 2006
11. also 17 January 2002 to 1 April 2013

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External links

• Bloomberg page for NIFTY:IND
• NSE official site