Nifty Financial Services 25/50 Index Stocks List with Prices

My Take on the Nifty Financial Services 25/50 Index

As of May 30, 2025

I consider the Nifty Financial Services 25/50 Index very well-crafted index of the financial services sector. It is not a typical market-cap-weighted index, it is a special capped index to enhance diversification.

The most important is the letter in its name: 25/50. That means that the weight of any one single stock will not exceed 25 percent, and the total weight of all stocks whose individual weight is above 5 percent will not exceed 50 percent. This averts the small group of giants controlling the index and exposes a more proportionate exposure and this is very attractive to me. The methodology is a Periodic Capped Free-Float, and I'm analyzing the Total Returns variant.

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Key Performance & Fundamental Metrics

Let us take a glance at the critical numbers. The index performance has been very strong on long term basis and its valuation terms such as P/E and P/B are sensible as far as a high growth industry is concerned.

Index Performance Visualized

To get a better sense of the index, I've visualized its historical journey and current makeup. The long-term performance chart shows a strong, consistent growth path. The constituents chart clearly illustrates the index's concentration in banking and NBFCs, with ICICI and HDFC Bank being the dominant players, even with the capping rules.

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Nifty Financial Services 25/50 Stocks list

For a granular view, here is the full list of the 20 companies that make up the index, updated with their latest market data. This table is fully interactive—you can search for a specific company or sort any column by clicking its header to get a deeper understanding.

My Notes on the Index Methodology

The rules for this index are what truly set it apart. The quarterly rebalancing is key to maintaining its diversification mandate.

• Base Index: The index follows the composition of the broader Nifty Financial Services Index.
• Individual Stock Cap: The weight of any single stock is capped at 25%. At the time of rebalancing, this is set to a stricter 22.5% to provide a buffer.
• Aggregate Stock Cap: The cumulative weight of all stocks with an individual weight above 5% cannot exceed 50%.
• Rebalancing Frequency: Unlike many other indices that rebalance semi-annually, this index rebalances its weights on a quarterly basis to strictly enforce the capping rules.

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