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The primary classification of economic activities is divided into three categories: agricultural, industrial, and services. Industries are defined as requiring a heavy capital investment for a set of units of machinery. The industries which are engaged in the manufacturing sectors have the requirements of labour-intensive jobs and hire the workforce on a large scale. The industrial sector plays a crucial role in the development of the country on the global level and determines the upcoming trend in the market.

The BSE Industrial Index have diversified its portfolio into various sectors. The basis of sector indices is classified into 11 indicators for analysing the trends in the stock market. The BSE Industrial Index serves as a benchmark for tracking the performance of the industry sector and evaluating the performance of stocks engaged in the industry. The valuation of the BSE Industrials Index is based on a real-time basis, and it helps in assessing the industry sector, which allows investors to invest in the high-growth sector.

The Bombay Stock Exchange launched the BSE Industrial Index in April 2015 for assessing the industry's performance. All constituents in the BSE Industrial Index will form part of the BSE AllCap index and be available in two currencies: INR & USD. The total number of companies included in the BSE Industrial Index is 223, calculated based on free-float market capitalisation. 

• The full market capitalisation of the BSE Industrials Index is ₹42,75,325 crore, and the free-float market capitalisation is ₹1,844.29 thousand crore.
• The P/E Ratio of the BSE Industrials Index is 34.6, and the P/B Ratio is 5.7.
• The BSE Industrial Index is diversified into various sectors such as Capital Goods, Commercial & Professional Services, and Transportation.
• The weightage of the top three sectors in the BSE Industrial Index is 28.45%, 24.10%, and 20.76%.
•  The method of calculation is based on free-float market capitalisation.
• The BSE Industry provides exploration of various parts of the Indian Stock Market and contributes to market analysis.  
• The BSE Industry Index consists of constituents that belong to the industry sectors and shall meet the criteria for being eligible.

• The companies must be listed on the BSE and must belong to the industry sectors. It evaluates the performance of the industry sector.
• The companies must form a part of the BSE All Cap Index and must be selected from it.
• The calculation of the BSE Industrials Index is based on the capped free-float market capitalisation.
• The weight of the company’s Index shall not exceed 33%.
• The weightage of the top 3 companies shall not exceed 63%.
• If the criteria of the above figures are not met, then the excess weight shall be divided among the remaining companies proportionally.       
• 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.
• The stock must be listed and trading on the BSE for at least the past six months.

For calculating the BSE Industrials Index, the stocks must meet the eligibility criteria, and the calculation is based on the capped free-float market capitalisation. The eligibility criteria of the stocks are that the stocks must belong to the industrial sector and shall be listed on the BSE. The listing history of the stocks, at least for the past six months, and the weight of the heavy company shall be proportionally divided among the weights of the other companies. 

Formula for the BSE Industrials Index = P* Qi* FFi

Where, 

Pi = Price of stock i 

Qi = Total shares outstanding 

FFi = Free-float factor ( proportion available for trading)

Capped Free-Float Market Cap Weight 

Wi = Capped FFMC/ sum of capped FFMC 

Where,

Capped FFMCi = Adjusted free-float market cap after applying the cap 

Index Value Calculation

Index Level = Sum of capped FFMC/ Divisor

The value of the divisor shall be adjusted to maintain the rebalance of the capping.

• The BSE Industrials Index uses a capping method, which provides balanced weight to all the constituents, leading to the diversification of the BSE Industrials Index.
• The capping criteria of the BSE Industrials Index prevent overexposure to a single company, thereby reducing the portfolio's risk, and investors can gain broad exposure opportunities.
• The representation of the mid-sized and smaller companies is also provided by the BSE Industrials Index, which reflects the high returns in the near future.

• The accurate picture of the BSE Industrials Index may be affected by the method of artificial capping, which reduces the weight of large-cap companies.
• The index is limited to the Industry sector, such as capital goods, logistics, engineering, and many more.
• The changes in the government policies impact the BSE Industrials Index, which affects the decision of the investors to invest in the high-growth sector.

There are various methods by which investing in the BSE Industrials Index Stocks can be done. The investor may choose a broker who helps them select high-potential stocks in the large and medium sectors. As we know, the Industrial sector is constantly innovating and growing at a high level, which allows investors to grow and increase profitability in the long term. The Industrial Stocks offer a diversified portfolio to investors, enabling them to select the most reliable stocks for the long term. 

Investors seeking a passive approach should consider investing in the BSE Industrials Stock. The proportion of each sector in the BSE Industry is equal, providing balance to the other constituents in the BSE Industrial Index.  

The most suitable way to invest in the BSE 250 Industrial Index is through mutual funds and ETFs, which is also a reliable method for investing in the diversified manufacturing sector. Investing can be done through trading in the Futures and Options of the industrial sector, which also provides long-term growth and stability.

The primary classification of economic activities is divided into three categories: agricultural, industrial, and services. Industries are defined as requiring a heavy capital investment for a set of units of machinery. The industries which are engaged in the manufacturing sectors have the requirements of labour-intensive jobs and hire the workforce on a large scale. The capping criteria of the BSE Industrials Index prevent overexposure to a single company, thereby reducing the portfolio's risk, and investors can gain broad exposure opportunities.

The BSE Industry Index consists of constituents that belong to the industry sectors and shall meet the criteria for being eligible. 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. The representation of the mid-sized and smaller companies is also provided by the BSE Industrials Index, which reflects the high returns in the near future.