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What are NSE mid-cap stocks?Typically falling between large-cap & mid-cap stocks
Midcap stocks are shares of companies with market capitalizations that fall between large and small-cap stocks. Investing in midcap stocks offers a balance between stability and growth potential, with established operations but still room for development. They can also provide diversification benefits to an investment portfolio by spreading risk across various industries. Overall, midcap stocks are an attractive investment opportunity for investors seeking a balance between growth potential and risk.
List of NSE mid-cap stocks Find stocks
Stock Name
Sector
Price
Stock Rating
Market Cap
Revenue
EBIDTA
Net Profit
3 Yr Stock Price CAGR Return%
Telecommunication - Service Provider
1641.5
Neutral
₹ 820.8B
₹ 70.9B
₹ 36.1B
₹ 5.0B
₹ 101.8
Engineering - Industrial Equipments
228.32
Negative
₹ 795.3B
₹ 238.9B
₹ 12.6B
₹ 2.8B
₹ 64.1
Electric Equipment
645.3
Neutral
₹ 987.0B
₹ 80.5B
₹ 12.5B
₹ 8.7B
₹ 51.1
Finance - Investment
1967.7
Neutral
₹ 367.4B
₹ 258.0B
₹ 147.0B
₹ 38.4B
₹ 45.8
Household & Personal Products
2658.8
Negative
₹ 691.8B
₹ 56.8B
₹ 19.8B
₹ 13.2B
₹ 18.2
Fertilizers
762.05
Negative
₹ 502.5B
₹ 50.5B
₹ 5.6B
₹ 1.5B
₹ 80.2
Pharmaceuticals & Drugs
2809.3
Neutral
₹ 474.6B
₹ 34.5B
₹ 10.3B
₹ 5.9B
₹ 21
Pharmaceuticals & Drugs
1390.8
Neutral
₹ 386.4B
₹ 118.1B
₹ 20.4B
₹ -18.3B
₹ 48.2
Finance - Asset Management
4509.6
Neutral
₹ 954.1B
₹ 25.8B
₹ 25.4B
₹ 19.5B
₹ 31
Finance - Housing
233.11
Neutral
₹ 466.3B
₹ 77.8B
₹ 78.1B
₹ 21.2B
₹ 86.6
Telecommunication - Service Provider
7.97
Negative
₹ 864.6B
₹ 426.5B
₹ 172.4B
₹ -312.4B
₹ -6.7
Travel Services
774.85
Negative
₹ 619.3B
₹ 42.7B
₹ 16.3B
₹ 11.1B
₹ 1.3
Finance - NBFC
178.64
Neutral
₹ 472.4B
₹ 26.1B
₹ 21.6B
₹ 3.5B
₹ 197.7
Steel/Sponge Iron/Pig Iron
914.75
Neutral
₹ 915.5B
₹ 500.3B
₹ 105.6B
₹ 59.4B
₹ 20.2
Steel/Sponge Iron/Pig Iron
1319.7
Neutral
₹ 690.0B
₹ 65.2B
₹ 17.8B
₹ 12.4B
₹ 134.3
Finance - NBFC
277.15
Neutral
₹ 342.2B
₹ 134.0B
₹ 90.1B
₹ 17.6B
₹ 16.3
Auto Ancillary
133.3
Neutral
₹ 903.7B
₹ 986.9B
₹ 94.7B
₹ 30.2B
₹ 14.6
Finance - Stock Broking
724.4
Neutral
₹ 433.8B
₹ 70.7B
₹ 41.3B
₹ 24.5B
₹ 47.6
Finance - Asset Management
661.95
Neutral
₹ 420.6B
₹ 15.2B
₹ 13.3B
₹ 10.5B
₹ 27.8
Hospital & Healthcare Services
1835.4
Positive
₹ 376.1B
₹ 50.2B
₹ 12.4B
₹ 7.9B
₹ 38
Household & Personal Products
14200
Neutral
₹ 462.1B
₹ 42.1B
₹ 10.2B
₹ 6.8B
₹ 0.4
Construction - Real Estate
1303.9
Neutral
₹ 545.6B
₹ 78.8B
₹ 40.5B
₹ 16.3B
₹ 39.6
Telecommunication - Service Provider
1598.7
Negative
₹ 455.4B
₹ 209.7B
₹ 45.1B
₹ 9.5B
₹ 12.6
*Note: The stocks on the list are based on data of the NSE index as of the previous market day.
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- Midcap stocks offer a sweet spot between stability and growth, with companies poised for expansion.
- While riskier than large caps, midcap investments provide a manageable level of volatility compared to small caps.
- Investing in midcap stocks adds diversity to a portfolio, spreading risk across various industries and market segments.
- Midcap companies often exhibit greater agility and innovation, driving potential for higher returns compared to larger, more established firms.
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Frequently asked questions
Mid-cap stocks are shares of companies with a market capitalization typically ranging from $2 billion to $10 billion. These companies are generally more established than small-cap stocks but may still have significant growth potential.
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 mid-cap stocks offers a balance between growth potential and stability. These companies often have more room for growth than large-cap stocks while still being less volatile than small-cap stocks. They can also be more agile in adapting to market changes.
Mid-cap stocks can be more volatile than large-cap stocks during market downturns, but they may also recover more quickly than small-cap stocks. Their performance during volatility can vary based on overall market conditions and the specific company's situation.
Some Mid-Cap Stocks pay dividends, although they are less likely to do so than large-cap stocks. Many mid-cap companies may reinvest their earnings to fuel growth rather than distribute them as dividends.
Mid-cap stocks can be found in various sectors, including technology, healthcare, consumer discretionary, and financial services. These companies often operate in growing industries and may be expanding their market share.
You can find mid-cap stocks using stock screeners on financial websites or brokerage platforms. Most platforms allow users to filter stocks based on market capitalization, making it easy to identify mid-cap companies.
Yes, mid-cap stocks can be suitable for long-term investment. They offer a combination of growth potential and relative stability, enhance portfolio diversification, and provide opportunities for capital appreciation.
Investing in mid-cap stocks carries risks, including market volatility and potential fluctuations in growth rates. Mid-cap companies may also face increased competition and may not have the same financial stability as larger firms.
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