– Reliance Industries: Market capitalization increased by ₹30,786.38 crore to ₹19,53,480.09 crore – the highest among the top 10.
– HDFC Bank: Added ₹26,668.23 crore; total value reached ₹15,15,853.85 crore.
– Other key contributors included Bajaj finance (+₹12,322.96 crore), ICICI Bank (+₹9,790.87 crore), and Hindustan Unilever Limited (+₹9,280.89 crore).
– Bharti Airtel expanded its market cap by ₹7,127.63 crore; LIC added ₹3,953.12 crores; Infosys increased by ₹519.27 crores; SBI grew slightly with a gain of only ₹401.61 crores.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) was the only company in the top list that saw losses amounting to a reduction of market value by ₹28,510.53 crores.
The stock performance of India’s leading companies demonstrates strong investor confidence underpinned by favorable economic conditions or positive external factors driving growth in sectors like energy (Reliance) and banking (HDFC and ICICI). The steady gains across multiple industries suggest resilience and alignment with broader financial trends such as eased lending rates or macroeconomic stability.
TCS’s notable decline highlights sectoral volatility within IT services amidst challenges such as global demand dips or competitive pressures from other markets – this calls for scrutiny into industry-specific risks even when overall markets perform well.
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