BSE INDEX ALLCAP (ALLCAP) live share price today at BSE

The BSE AllCap Index is used as an analytical tool to track the behaviour and performance of the Indian Stock Market. The BSE AllCap Index encompass the BSE LargeCap, BSE MidCap, and BSE SmallCap, which helps investors to select the most reliable stocks for long-term growth and stability. The BSE AllCap Index is based on the fully float-adjusted method for providing a transparent structure for guidance. The index tracks the performance of the companies involved in the BSE LargeCap, BSE MidCap, and BSE SmallCap, and is based on a real-time basis. The representation of the BSE AllCap Index is available in two currencies: INR and USD. The prices at the global level are changing and affect the foreign exchange rates all over the world.

The BSE AllCap Index is diversified across various sectors, including Finance, IT, Oil & Gas, FMCG, Transport Equipment, Healthcare, Capital Goods, Housing Related, Chemical & Petrochemical, Metals, Metal Products & Mining Power, Consumer Durables, Telecom, and many more. The BSE AllCap came into effect on 15th April 2015, with a base date of 16th September 2005 and a base value of 1000. The BSE AllCap share price has crossed the value of 6,000 crores, at a P/E ratio of 21.27% multiple.  

The BSE Index Committee managed the BSE AllCap Index, which is set up under the Asia Index Private Ltd. The criteria for reconstituting the BSE are based on annual data as of September, as it is considered the most recent available trading data according to the reference data.   

• The full market capitalisation of the BSE AllCap Index is ₹2,784,456 crore, and the free-float market capitalisation of the fundamentals is ₹1,34 478 crore.
• The P/E Ratio of the BSE AllCap Index is 30.29, the P/B Ratio is 5.93, and the dividend yield is 1.06%.
• The calculation of the BSE AllCap Index is based on the float-adjusted market capitalisation method.
•  The BSE AllCap Index is diversified across various sectors, including Finance, IT, Oil & Gas, FMCG, Transport Equipment, Healthcare, Capital Goods, Housing Related, Chemical & Petrochemical, Metals, Metal Products & Mining Power, Consumer Durables, Telecom, and many more. 
• The percentages for the BSE LargeCap, BSE MidCap, and BSE SmallCap are 70%, 15%, and 15%.
•  The ranking criteria for the constituents of the BSE AllCap are based on the average daily total market capitalisation.

• Companies selected for the BSE AllCap Index must be part of the automotive sector.
• The stocks must be listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange, and companies must form a part of the BSE LargeCap, BSE Mid-Cap, and BSE Small-Cap Index.
• The frequency of the continuous trading for the last three months shall be not less than 90% of the trading days from the preceding month.
• The calculation of the BSE AllCap Index is based on the float-adjusted market capitalisation method. 
• Exclusion of the companies which are not follow the rules and regulations given by the SEBI, and stocks are highly illiquid.
• The focus of the sector of the company shall be different from the Indian Equity Market and must be well-positioned and diversified into various sectors.
•  Companies with IPOs must have a history of at least one month to be eligible for inclusion.
• Companies that follow the scheme of arrangement, debt restructuring, and many more shall have a history of listing for at least one month.
•  Exclusion of the companies, if they have undergone the process of mergers, delisting, takeovers, suspension, and many more.
• The annualised turnover ratio of the stock must be 5%.
• The continuous trading frequency of the stock must not be less than 80% with a daily total market capitalisation value of not less than 1.5 billion.
• The minimum number of stocks on the date of rebalancing must be 700.
• The rebalance reference date has an Investable Weight Factor of at least 10%.

The stocks included in the BSE AllCap Index will be calculated based on their free-float-adjusted market capitalisation, using the methods employed by the Dow Jones equity indices. For calculating the BSE AllCap index, the eligibility criteria shall be met, which include that the stock must be listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and must be part of the BSE AllCap index. The companies involved in the BSE AllCap Index must belong to the Large and medium sector, and the continuous frequency must be at least 90% for the last six months. 

After fulfilling the above criteria, the stocks listed on the BSE AllCap Index must be calculated based on the free-float market capitalisation. The available stocks which are traded on the BSE AllCap Index shall be freely tradable. There shall be exclusion of shares held by the promoters, the government, which owns shares or ESOPs and which are restricted from trading. After calculating the individual free-float market cap of the companies included in the BSE AllCap Index, the resulting figures shall be added for all 11 constituents.

Formula of the BSE AllCap Index = Total ree-float market capitalisation* Index Value for the Base Year/ Market Capitalisation for the Base Year

• The BSE AllCap Index tracks large-cap, mid-cap, small-cap, and micro-cap stocks, providing a comprehensive view of the Indian Equity market.  
• The companies included in the BSE AllCap offer investors broad diversification, providing exposure that benefits them in the long term.
• The BSE AllCap Index have both mid-cap and small-cap companies, which provides growth opportunities for maintaining the large-cap balance stability.

• The BSE AllCap Index encompasses a vast number of companies, making it challenging to track and analyse compared to focused indices like the Sensex or BSE 100.
• The small-cap and micro-cap stocks are more volatile due to market fluctuations and economic downturns, which affect the smaller companies eagerly.
• The intensity of small-cap and micro-cap stocks is often hindered by low trading volumes and higher liquidity risks, making it more challenging for investors to track these stocks.    

The investors should research the high-value stocks in the diversified sector of the BSE AllCap Index; the companies with strong financials and high profitability in the future can provide long-term growth and stability. Investors should open a demat account for trading and also select a broker to choose the best BSE AllCap stocks, which offer high potential for future growth. Or, when investing in the BSE AllCap Stocks, the completion of KYC is necessary, which enables investors to choose the best stocks in the BSE AllCap Stocks. On the platform of the brokerage, Investors can assess the Mutual Funds or ETFs. The investors can track the performance of the BSE AllCap Index Stocks through their demat account. 

The BSE AllCap Index is used as an analytical tool to track the behaviour and performance of the Indian Stock Market. The BSE AllCap Index encompass the BSE LargeCap, BSE MidCap, and BSE SmallCap, which helps investors to select the most reliable stocks for long-term growth and stability. The representation of the BSE AllCap Index is available in two currencies: INR and USD. The prices at the global level are changing and affect the foreign exchange rates all over the world. The rebalance reference date has an Investable Weight Factor of at least 10%.

The companies involved in the BSE AllCap Index must belong to the Land and Building or Properties sector, and the continuous frequency must be at least 90% for the last six months.  After calculating the individual free-float market cap of the companies included in the BSE AllCap Index, the resulting figures shall be added for all 11 constituents. The available stocks which are traded on the BSE AllCap Index shall be freely tradable. There shall be exclusion of shares held by the promoters, the government, which owns shares or ESOPs and which are restricted from trading.