Mazagon Dock and Radico Khaitan among 19 stocks which are upgraded in H2 CY25
Radico Khaitan
are among 19 stocks that have been upgraded to largecap and midcap segments by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) in its rejig for H2 CY25, according to the official announcement by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI)
The new list will now come into effect from August 1, 2025, to January 31, 2026.
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The market has remained quite volatile over the past six months, leading to a decline in market cap cut-off levels from their December 2024 highs. AMFI's market-cap cut off for the large-cap cut-off is now Rs 91,600 crore (down from Rs 1 lakh crore in December 2024), while the mid-cap threshold is expected decline to Rs 30,800 crore (down from Rs 33,200 crore in December 2024), according to a report by Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research.
The Nuvama report further highlights that the predictions align perfectly with Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research's predictions.
Around 10 stocks have been upgraded to largecap segment in the
AMFI rejig
from the midcap segment which includes
Indian Hotels
,
Solar Industries India
,
Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders
,
Max Healthcare Institute
,
Shree Cements
,
Mankind Pharma
, Apollo Hospitals Enterprises,
Union Bank of India
,
Lupin
, and Jindal Steel & Power.
Siemens Energy India
is a new entrant in the large cap segment.
Nine stocks have been upgraded to midcap space from smallcap space which includes stocks such as
Godfrey Phillips India
,
K.P.R. Mill
,
Narayana Hrudayalaya
,
Laurus Labs
, Cholamandalam Fin. Holdings, Authum Investment & Infra, Radico Khaitan,
Global Health
, Multi Commodity Exchange.
The two new entrants in the midcap space are Hexaware Technologies and ITC Hotels.
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Around 11 stocks have been downgraded to midcap segment from largecap segment which includes RVNL, Hero Motocorp, Indian Overseas Bank, Cummins India, Swiggy, Polycab India, Bosch, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, Dabur India, JSW Energy, and NTPC Green.
Ola Electric Mobility, Aditya Birla Fashion And Retail, Inventurus Knowledge Solution, Deepak Nitrite, and Endurance Technologies are among 12 midcap stocks which have been downgraded to smallcap segment.
Around 21 stocks have made their way to get smallcap status which includes Belrise Industries, Aditya Birla Lifestyle Brand, Prabha Energy, Laxmi Dental, Quadrant Future Tek, Indo Farm Equipment.
The market-cap breakdown shows that the large-caps (Top 100) now account for 61.3% of the market, slightly down from December's 62.1%. Mid-caps (101-250) saw a slight downtick, now making up 19.2%, down from 19.6% in the December review.
And lastly, the small-caps (251 and beyond) now represent 19.5%, an increase from December's 18.3%. The cut-off in the smallcap segment has also increased, driven by the inclusion of several recent listings in this space, the report said.
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