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Top companies by market cap
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| Name | Mcap(Cr.) | Face Value (₹) | Industry | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1715895 | 10 | Refineries & Marketing | NSE BSE | |
| 1263071 | 1 | Private Sector Bank | NSE BSE | |
| 1238680 | 1 | Computers - Software & Consulting | NSE BSE | |
| 611787 | 1 | Diversified FMCG | NSE BSE | |
| 609924 | 1 | Diversified FMCG | NSE BSE | |
| 593139 | 2 | Private Sector Bank | NSE BSE | |
| 552142 | 5 | Computers - Software & Consulting | NSE BSE | |
| 548819 | 1 | Public Sector Bank | NSE BSE | |
| 505430 | 2 | Housing Finance Company | NSE BSE | |
| 459426 | 2 | Non Banking Financial Company (NBFC) | NSE BSE | |
| 407423 | 5 | Telecom - Cellular & Fixed line services | NSE BSE | |
| 391699 | 5 | Private Sector Bank | NSE BSE | |
| 363516 | 2 | Civil Construction | NSE BSE | |
| 337335 | 1 | Paints | NSE BSE | |
| 331039 | 10 | Power | NSE BSE | |
| 275498 | 1 | Trading - Minerals | NSE BSE | |
| 269701 | 10 | Power | NSE BSE | |
| 266048 | 10 | Consumer Services | NSE BSE | |
| 265151 | 5 | Passenger Cars & Utility Vehicles | NSE BSE | |
| 264187 | 1 | Gems- Jewellery And Watches | NSE BSE |
FAQs
What is a company's market cap?
A company's market cap is the total value of all of its shares.
It is calculated by multiplying the total number of shares by the current share price.
It is a metric that investors use to determine how much a company is worth.
Market Cap = Number of Shares Outstanding x Share Price
Market Cap = Number of Shares Outstanding x Share Price
What is the difference between market cap and share price?
The market cap is the total value of all stocks that are available to purchase on any given day.
The share price, on the other hand, is what you pay for each stock at any given time.
What can the market cap tell?
This gives you an idea of how much the company is worth. The higher the market cap, the more valuable a company is.
The lower it is, then the less valuable it is.