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What are NSE large-cap stocks?The biggest players in the market
Large-cap stocks are stocks of companies that have a high market capitalization, usually in the billions of dollars. Large-cap stocks are part of the top 65% of market cap and are stable, often paying dividends, making them less risky than small and mid-cap stocks. These companies are usually well-known household names with a stable income and a record of success. Large cap companies include industry giants such as Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon.
List of NSE large-cap stocks Find stocks
Stock Name
Sector
Price
Stock Rating
Market Cap
Revenue
EBIDTA
Net Profit
3 Yr Stock Price CAGR Return%
Power Generation/Distribution
805.15
Negative
₹ 968.1B
₹ 166.1B
₹ 63.2B
₹ 12.0B
₹ -26.6
Power Generation/Distribution
1078.2
Negative
₹ 1.7T
₹ 92.2B
₹ 85.4B
₹ 12.6B
₹ -18.2
Hospital & Healthcare Services
6828.1
Neutral
₹ 976.3B
₹ 190.6B
₹ 25.0B
₹ 9.2B
₹ 13.7
Telecommunication - Service Provider
1627.5
Neutral
₹ 9.7T
₹ 1.5T
₹ 797.3B
₹ 85.6B
₹ 31.5
Electric Equipment
649.15
Neutral
₹ 990.5B
₹ 80.5B
₹ 12.5B
₹ 8.7B
₹ 53.7
Finance - NBFC
1257.4
Negative
₹ 1.1T
₹ 188.5B
₹ 140.1B
₹ 34.2B
₹ 24.7
Consumer Durables - Electronics
17224.4
Positive
₹ 1.0T
₹ 176.9B
₹ 7.3B
₹ 3.7B
₹ 48.8
Household & Personal Products
1187.75
Neutral
₹ 1.2T
₹ 141.0B
₹ 32.3B
₹ -5.6B
₹ 9.6
Finance - Asset Management
4030.85
Neutral
₹ 865.0B
₹ 25.8B
₹ 25.4B
₹ 19.5B
₹ 19
Hotel, Resort & Restaurants
813.35
Positive
₹ 1.2T
₹ 67.7B
₹ 23.4B
₹ 12.0B
₹ 57.2
Telecommunication - Service Provider
362.7
Negative
₹ 958.4B
₹ 286.0B
₹ 160.5B
₹ 60.4B
₹ 10.8
Finance Term Lending
146.19
Negative
₹ 1.9T
₹ 266.4B
₹ 265.2B
₹ 64.1B
₹ 83.8
Steel/Sponge Iron/Pig Iron
924.65
Negative
₹ 935.8B
₹ 500.3B
₹ 105.6B
₹ 59.4B
₹ 30.3
Automobiles - Passenger Cars
2917.35
Positive
₹ 3.5T
₹ 987.6B
₹ 171.8B
₹ 107.2B
₹ 49.1
Automobiles - Passenger Cars
12136.3
Neutral
₹ 3.8T
₹ 1.4T
₹ 226.2B
₹ 134.9B
₹ 14.7
Hospital & Healthcare Services
1026.65
Positive
₹ 997.4B
₹ 54.1B
₹ 16.7B
₹ 10.6B
₹ 38.6
Auto Ancillary
151.13
Negative
₹ 1.0T
₹ 986.9B
₹ 94.7B
₹ 30.2B
₹ 6.9
IT - Software
10027.2
Negative
₹ 870.3B
₹ 63.7B
₹ 31.2B
₹ 22.2B
₹ 39.4
Power Generation/Distribution
302.6
Negative
₹ 2.8T
₹ 423.9B
₹ 401.8B
₹ 153.8B
₹ 23.4
Pharmaceuticals & Drugs
1786.55
Neutral
₹ 4.3T
₹ 485.0B
₹ 143.8B
₹ 96.5B
₹ 29.6
Power Generation/Distribution
373.6
Negative
₹ 1.2T
₹ 614.5B
₹ 126.1B
₹ 42.8B
₹ 14.5
Automobile Two & Three Wheelers
2301.25
Neutral
₹ 1.1T
₹ 391.4B
₹ 56.5B
₹ 17.8B
₹ 53.5
*Note: The stocks on the list are based on data of the NSE index as of the previous market day.
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Why invest in large-cap stocks?Here’s why
- Stability, growth, liquidity, established, diversified and reliable
- Investing in large-cap stocks can bring stability to an investment portfolio due to the established nature of the companies involved. This may minimize volatility and risk in your investments.
- These stocks belong to renowned blue-chip companies known for consistent earnings and dividend payments.
- High trading volumes ensure liquidity, allowing easy buying and selling without significant price impact.
- Investing in large-cap stocks spreads risk across diverse sectors of the economy.
- While not as high-growth as smaller firms, large-cap stocks still offer steady long-term growth opportunities through innovation and expansion.
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Frequently asked questions
Large-cap stocks are shares of companies with a market capitalization typically exceeding $10 billion. These companies are often well-established, financially stable, and leaders in their respective industries.
Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the current stock price by the total number of outstanding shares. The formula is:
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Market Cap=Stock Price×Total Outstanding Shares ext{Market Cap} = ext{Stock Price} imes ext{Total Outstanding Shares}Market Cap=Stock Price×Total Outstanding Shares
Investing in large-cap stocks often offers advantages such as stability, established market presence, and the potential for steady dividends. These companies are generally less volatile than smaller-cap stocks, making them appealing to conservative investors.
Yes, many large-cap stocks tend to pay dividends due to their stable cash flow and mature business models. However, not all large-cap companies distribute dividends; some may reinvest their earnings for growth.
Due to their financial stability and established market presence, large-cap stocks often tend to be more resilient during market downturns. While they can still experience declines, they may recover more quickly than smaller-cap stocks.
While large-cap stocks may grow slower than smaller companies, they can still experience substantial growth, especially if they innovate or expand into new markets. However, the growth rates are typically slower than small-cap or mid-cap stocks.
Large-cap stocks can be found in various sectors, including technology, healthcare, consumer goods, financial services, and energy. These companies often dominate their respective markets and significantly impact the overall economy.
You can find large-cap stocks using stock screeners on financial websites or brokerage platforms. Many platforms allow users to filter stocks based on market capitalization, making it easy to identify large-cap companies.
Large-cap stocks are often considered suitable for long-term investment due to their stability, potential for steady returns, and ability to weather market fluctuations. They can serve as a core component of a diversified investment portfolio.
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