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MSCI Adds And Deletes Some Indian Companies From Its Index; Check Complete List Here

MSCI Inc, formerly Morgan Stanley Capital International, in its Global Standard Index added 4 Indian stocks while removing 5. Index complication by New-York based MSCI is considered one of the biggest in the world and maintains its benchmark based on the weighted market capital of over 1,600 company stocks around the world, representing a broad cross-section of global markets.

MSCI Adds And Deletes Some Indian Companies From Its Index

With effect from June 1, the new Indian additions to its index are:

  1. Avenue Supermarts
  2. InterGlobe Aviation
  3. Pidilite Industries
  4. Power Grid Corp. of India

The 5 deletions would be:

  1. ACC
  2. IDFC Bank
  3. Power Finance Corp
  4. Tata Motors DVR
  5. Vakrangee

It has also made changes to its MSCI India Index, where MSCI will add 27 shares while deleting 12.

Additions will be:

  1. Capital First
  2. CCL Products (India)
  3. City Union Bank
  4. First Source Solutions
  5. Graphite India
  6. HEG
  7. IDFC Bank
  8. IFB Industries
  9. Indian Bank
  10. IEX
  11. Indraprastha Gas
  12. JSW Energy
  13. KEI Industries
  14. KNR Constructions
  15. Magma Fincorp
  16. Manpasand Beverages
  17. NBCC (India)
  18. Phillips Carbon Black
  19. The Phoenix Mills
  20. Power Finance Corp
  21. Sonata Software
  22. South Indian Bank
  23. Team Lease Services
  24. V-Mart Retail
  25. Vakrangee
  26. Varun Beverages
  27. Venky's

The deletions include:

  1. Advanced Enzymes Technologies
  2. Balrampur Chini Mills
  3. Biocon
  4. Divi's Labs
  5. Housing Development Infrastructure
  6. Marksans Pharma
  7. Mcleod Russel India
  8. Narayana Hrudayalaya
  9. Navkar Corporation
  10. PTC India Financial Services
  11. Sequent Scientific
  12. Siti Networks

MSCI will also add 234 domestically listed large-cap Chinese companies to its benchmark from June 1. This is expected to open the doors to more global investment for China.

Chinese companies were denied inclusion for three straight years by MSCI as their financial markets are largely controlled by the government. It was approved last June after improvements were made for global asset managers to gain market access by allowing foreigners to buy shares listed on the Shenzhen stock exchange.

The future could see Chinese mid-cap stocks being listed on MSCI.

Read more about: msci

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