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NMDC, PNB, BHEL among five additions to the MSCI India Standard Index

Global index aggregator MSCI has also announced 27 additions, including Cyient DLM, SpiceJet, Swan Energy, and six deletions including RVNL, Torrent Power, among others, from its small cap index.

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By Vivek Iyer  Feb 13, 2024 7:09:36 AM IST (Published)

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NMDC, PNB, BHEL among five additions to the MSCI India Standard Index
Global index services provider Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) on Tuesday announced its February 2024 restructuring. It has added NMDC, GMR Airports Infra, Union Bank, BHEL, PNB to the MSCI India Standard Index.

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The global index services provider has also announced 27 additions and six deletions from the small cap index on Tuesday. Here is the list:
AdditionDeletion
Balmer LawrieBarbeque Nation
Banco Products IndiaGMR Airports
Cello WorldPrestige Estates
Cyient DLMPrivi Speciality Chem
DB RealtyRVNL
Dhanuka AgritechTorrent Power
Ethos
Healthcare Global Ent
Hemisphere Properties
Honasa Consumer
IIFL Securities
Indian Renewable Energy
ITD Cementation India
J Kumar Infra
Jaiprakash Associates
Jupiter Life Line Hospital
Kesoram Industries
KPI Green Energy
MSTC
Netweb Technologies
Paisalo Digital
RattanIndia Power
Sandur Manganese & Iron
SBFC Finance
SpiceJet
Swan Energy
TARC
On Monday, it was reported that as per Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research, the reshuffling in MSCI's Global Standard Index could lead to passive foreign institutional investor (FPI) inflow of about $800 million to $1 billion into the Indian stock market.
India holds about 17.8% representation in the MSCI EM Index, which may inch up to 18.5% following the February rejig, said Abhilash Pagaria of Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research.
Last year, India's stock count in the MSCI Standard index rose to 131, with the inclusion of a net of 17 Indian stocks over the past four reviews. This marks an improvement from 2022, where only a net of 9 Indian stocks were included, Pagaria added.
On another note, the upcoming FTSE Semi-Annual Review, scheduled for announcement on February 16, is expected to bring further market adjustments on March 15.
Potential additions to the FTSE index include Phoenix Mills, Thermax, Suzlon, and Jindal Stainless, with anticipated inflows of $46 million, $26 million, $90 million, and $45 million, respectively. Other stocks under consideration are KIPT Prestige Estates, Mazagon Dock, and RVNL.
 

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