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Feb 18 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
NSE has announced a few changes to the Nifty Next50 index composition from 31st March 2023.

A total of 5 new companies will enter the index replacing the same number of old ones.

Here are the changes being made to #NifyNext50
NSE conducts a semi-annual index review to make changes (if any) in all the indices. This time, Nifty50 itself didn't see any changes but there were 5 changes in constituents of the Nifty Next 50 Index.
Nifty Next50 has been a favourite of many passive investors in recent years.
AUM (in Rs crore) of all Nifty Next50-based Index funds in India
As per the definition of largecap stocks, i.e. the top-100 stocks by market cap, Nifty Next50 is a largecap index made up of stocks ranked from 51 to 100. But the characteristics of Next50 are quite different (and more volatile) than Nifty50.

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