Large-cap stocks are associated with companies demonstrating strong financial performance, consistent earnings, and a dominant market presence. These companies are often industry leaders and have a proven track record of stability, making them a preferred choice for conservative investors.
Company | LTP | Market Cap | Volume | 52 Week Low | 52 Week High | |
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Reliance Industries Ltd. | 1387.6 | ₹18,83,855.52 CR | 7748361 | 1114.85 | 1551 | BS |
HDFC Bank Ltd. | 2008.5 | ₹15,38,078.95 CR | 6029790 | 1588.05 | 2037.7 | BS |
Bharti Airtel Ltd. | 1890.3 | ₹11,80,849.58 CR | 3575044 | 1422.6 | 2045.8 | BS |
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. | 3079.3 | ₹11,34,035.26 CR | 3374473 | 3056.05 | 4592.25 | BS |
ICICI Bank Ltd. | 1488.4 | ₹10,54,534.26 CR | 7507479 | 1153 | 1490 | BS |
State Bank Of India | 797.15 | ₹7,44,449.31 CR | 7734158 | 680 | 889.1 | BS |
Infosys Ltd. | 1516 | ₹6,29,621.56 CR | 6439855 | 1307 | 2006.45 | BS |
Hindustan Unilever Ltd. | 2441.6 | ₹5,67,449.79 CR | 987995 | 2136 | 3035 | BS |
Life Insurance Corporation of India | 890.8 | ₹5,60,742.67 CR | 980461 | 715.3 | 1222 | BS |
ITC Ltd. | 409.9 | ₹5,12,654.85 CR | 8123337 | 390.15 | 528.5 | BS |
Large-cap stocks refer to publicly traded companies with a market capitalisation of over ₹20,000 crores. These companies are typically market leaders, financially sound, and have a long track record of stable performance. Large-cap stocks tend to be less volatile than mid or small-cap stocks, making them suitable for investors looking for stability and moderate growth.
Since large-cap companies have established business models, effective management teams, and a strong customer base, they often deliver consistent returns through capital appreciation and dividends. These stocks are favoured during economic downturns because of their resilience.