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BSE-100 INDEX

 

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Background : A need was felt for a more broad-based index, which can also reflect the movement of stock prices on a national scale because the BSE Sensitive Index has only 30 scrips. Bombay Stock Exchange Limited, started compilation and publication of an index series called "BSE National Index" since 3rd January, 1989.

Coverage : The equity shares of 100 companies from the "Specified" and the "Non-Specified" list of the five major stock exchanges, viz. Mumbai, Calcutta, Delhi, Ahmedabad and Madras have been selected for the purpose of compiling the BSE National Index. The criteria for selection had been market activity, due representation to various industry-groups and representation of trading activity on major stock exchanges.

Base-Year : The financial year 1983-84 has been chosen as the base year. The price stability during that year and proximity to the index series were the main consideration for choice of 1983-84 as the base year.

Method of Compilation : The basic method of compilation is the same as the one used in the case of the BSE Sensitive Index. However, in the case of BSE National Index, a distinction is made between "local scrips" for which prices were taken from only one exchange and "Inter-Exchange scrips" for which an average of the prices quoted on two or more exchanges were considered for index compilation.

Designation of the BSE 100 National Index to the BSE 100 Index

As noted above, the BSE 100 National index used to take prices of certain scrips from other exchanges or weighted average of some scrips which were popular on other exchanges in order to reflect market movements at the national level. However, changes in trading technology, longer trading period and almost instantaneous availability of information across the country have ensured that there is little or no difference in prices of the index scrips. Therefore, the Exchange administration has decided to redesignate the BSE 100 National index as the 'BSE 100' index. Since October 14, 1996, the prices of the BSE are taken to calculate the index.

Shifting of BSE-100 Index to Free-Float Methodology of Index maintenance:

In line with the shift of the BSE Indices to the globally accepted Free-Float methodology, BSE-100 was shifted to Free-Float methodology effective from April 5th, 2004. The method of computaion of Free-Float Index and determination of Free-Float Factors is similar to the methodology described in SENSEX.

 

Dollex-100:
BSE also calculates a dollar-linked version of BSE-100 index and historical values of this index are available since its inception. (For more details click Dollex series of BSE indices’)

 

Replacement of Scrips for the BSE-100 Index

 

Date

Outgoing Scrips

Replaced by

30.09.1988

Ambalal Sarabhai

Wimco

 

 

 

03.02.1992

Tribeni Tissues

ITC Bhadrachalam

 

 

 

03.08.1992

Zenith Ltd.

I.C.I.C.I

 

 

 

16.06.1993

Tea Estates

Harrison Malayalam

 

 

 

14.10.1996

Atul Ltd.

BHEL

 

Bayer (India)

BSES Ltd.

 

Best & Crompton

Castrol India

 

DCM Ltd.

Cochin Refineries

 

Dunlop India

Guj. Ambuja Cement

 

Garware Polyester

HDFC Ltd.

 

Harrison Malyalam

Hindustan Petroleum

 

Incab Inds.

IDBI

 

ION Exchange

IFCI

 

Jayant Vitamins

IPCL

 

Mafatlal Inds.

MRPL

 

Mcleod Russel

MTNL

 

Revathi CP

State Bank of India

 

Sakthi Sugar

Steel Authority of India

 

Shaw Wallace

Sterlite Industries

 

 

 

05.01.1998

Brooke Bond-Lipton

Infosys Technology

 

 

 

10.08.1998

Pond's (India)

Bank of India

 

 

 

22.02.1999

Atlas Copco

ABB Ltd.

 

Ballarpur Indus.

Aptech Ltd.

 

Baroda Rayon

Bank of Baroda

 

Bharat Forge

BFL Software

 

Birla Corp.

Bharat Petroleum

 

Bombay Dyeing

BPL Ltd.

 

Ceat Ltd.

Carrier Aircon

 

Century Enka

Cipla Ltd.

 

CESC Ltd.

Dabur India

 

Clariant

Dr. Reddy's Lab.

 

Coats Viyella

Essel Packaging

 

Colour Chem

HCL Infosyst.

 

Hind. Development

HDFC Bank

 

Hind. Motors

Hero Honda

 

IFCI Ltd.

Hind Lever Chemical

 

India Cement

Hoechst Mar.

 

Indian Organic

Indo Gulf Corp.

 

ITC Bhadrachalam

Nagarjun Fert.

 

J K Corp Ltd.

National Aluminium

 

J K Industries

Nicholas Piramal

 

J K Synthetics

NIIT Ltd.

 

Kesoram Inds.

Novartis

 

KSB Pumps

Pentafour Software

 

Mcdowell

Punjab Tractor

 

MICO

Reliance Petroleum

 

Modi Rubber

Satyam Computers

 

MRF Ltd.

Smithkline Beecham Consumer

 

Mukand Ltd.

Smithkline Pharma.

 

National Organic

Tata Infotech

 

Premier Auto

Thermax Ltd.

 

SIV Industries

Titan Inds.

 

SKF Bearings

TVS Suzuki

 

Southern Petro

VSNL

 

Sundaram Fastners

Wipro Ltd.

 

Wimco Ltd.

Wockhardt

 

Zuari Inds.

Zee Telefilms

 

 

 

17.01.2000

Wockhardt Ltd.

Sun Pharma. (31/01/2000)

 

 

 

03.10.2000

Arvind Mills Ltd.

Bharat Electronics Ltd.

 

Bata India Limited

Bharat Forge Co. Ltd.

 

BFL Software Ltd.

Global Telesystems Ltd.

 

Carrier Aircon Ltd.

GNFC Ltd.

 

Century Textiles & Indu. Ltd.

HCL Technologies Ltd.

 

Cochin Refineries Ltd.

HFCL

 

Crompton Greaves Ltd.

Hughes Software Systems Ltd.

 

Exide Industries Ltd.

ICICI Bank Ltd.

 

ICI India Ltd.

India Cements Ltd.

 

Indian Rayon & Indu. Ltd.

Mirc Electronics Ltd.

 

MRPL

Nirma Ltd.

 

Reckitt & Colman India Ltd.

Silverline Technologies Ltd.

 

Tata Infotech Limited.

SSI Ltd.

 

Thermax Ltd.

Visualsoft Technologies Ltd.

 

Voltas Ltd.

Wockhardt Ltd.

 

 

 

26.03.2001

Philips India Ltd.

Indian Oil Corporation

 

Gujarat State Fertiliser

Sterlite Optical Technoliges Ltd.

 

 

 

09.07.2001

Nagarjuna Fert. & Chemicals Ltd.

Monsanto India Ltd.

 

 

 

24.10.2001

Smithkline Pharmaceuticals

Cadila Healthcare

 

 

 

07.01.2002

BPL Ltd.

Corporation Bank

 

Indian Aluminium

Gas Authority of India

 

 

 

25.01.2002

Aptech Ltd.

Digital Global

 

 

 

13.05.2002

Sterlite Industries

Neyveli Lignite

 

 

 

31.05.2002

ICICI Ltd.

Reliance Capital Ltd.

 

 

 

10.10.2002

Reliance Petroleum Ltd.

Bharti Televentures Ltd.

 

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