(*51*): (*51*) companies market capitalisation jumps 45% to Rs 51 lakh crore in 2023

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MUMBAI: Investor wealth, as measured by BSE market capitalisation, surged by about Rs 85 lakh crore in 2023, of which Rs 16 lakh crore – or practically a fifth of the general acquire – got here from state-owned companies.
The mixed market of 65 odd public sector undertakings jumped by 45% in 2023 in line with the upsurge in the broader market. The market worth of those PSUs, the place the President (on behalf of the federal government) is both the bulk proprietor or owns a considerable stake, elevated by Rs 15.8 lakh crore to Rs 50.5 lakh crore, knowledge from Refinitiv confirmed.
In comparability, amongst giant non-public sector enterprise homes, Aditya Birla Group’s market worth elevated by 38%, Tata Group’s by practically 32%, Bajaj Group’s 23%, Reliance Industries’ by a marginal 1.6%, whereas Adani Group, thanks to the Hindenburg Research report, noticed 29% wealth erosion.

The PSUs function in a various set of sectors that embody power, insurance coverage, energy, railways, banks, ship-building and ports.
In 2023, the largest addition to the (*51*) market cap was by NTPC. It made its shareholders richer by Rs 1.4 lakh crore with its present market worth stands at practically Rs 3.1 lakh crore. The energy sector large was adopted by LIC that added Rs 93,547 crore to its market worth which is at Rs 5.3 lakh crore.
Coal India stood third as India will depend on coal to fireplace its energy crops and a number of other different industries amid a world transfer in direction of cleaner sources of power. The 67% bounce in Coal India’s inventory worth additionally translated to a Rs 93,026-crore addition to its market worth to Rs 2.3 lakh crore now, the information confirmed.
In NTPC, the President held 51.1% stake whereas in LIC, it was 96.5%. The stake in Coal India stands at 63.1%, shareholding knowledge as of September-end, disclosed to the BSE, confirmed. In phrases of market worth, SBI tops the desk amongst PSUs with a market cap of Rs 5.7 lakh crore. However, regardless of a rally in most (*51*) banks in 2023, the chief in the pack barely moved.
Compared to 18-19% features in the sensex and Nifty, and a 12% rise in BSE’s banking index, SBI gained lower than 5% in the course of the yr. This translated to a market cap addition of Rs 25,301 crore. In SBI, the President holds 57.5% stake, BSE knowledge confirmed.