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Rajiv Gandhi Equity Saving Scheme eligible Stocks - BSE-100

 

Listing As on 1st December 2012

BSE-100 Stocks

Company Name

Industry

Weight

ABB

Electric Equipment

0.31

ACC

Cement - Major

0.55

Adani Enterprises

Trading

0.56

Adani Ports

Shipping

0.55

Adani Power

Power - Generation/Distribution

0.26

Ambuja Cements

Cement - Major

0.66

Ashok Leyland

Auto - LCVs/HCVs

0.15

Asian Paints

Paints/Varnishes

0.86

Axis Bank

Banks - Private Sector

1.17

Bajaj Auto

Auto - 2 & 3 Wheelers

1.14

Bank of Baroda

Banks - Public Sector

0.66

Bank of India

Banks - Public Sector

0.34

Bharat Forge

Castings & Forgings

0.13

Bharti Airtel

Telecommunications - Service

2.57

BHEL

Engineering - Heavy

1.19

BPCL

Refineries

0.53

Cairn India

Oil Drilling And Exploration

1.3

Canara Bank

Banks - Public Sector

0.43

Cipla

Pharmaceuticals

0.68

Coal India

Mining/Minerals

4.68

Colgate

Personal Care

0.4

Crompton Greave

Electric Equipment

0.16

Cummins

Engines

0.28

Dabur India

Personal Care

0.46

Divis Labs

Pharmaceuticals

0.32

DLF

Construction & Contracting - Real Estate

0.77

Dr Reddys Labs

Pharmaceuticals

0.64

Essar Oil

Refineries

0.2

Exide Industrie

Auto Ancillaries

0.25

Federal Bank

Banks - Private Sector

0.17

GAIL

Oil Drilling And Exploration

0.92

Glenmark

Pharmaceuticals

0.24

GMR Infra

Construction & Contracting - Civil

0.16

Godrej Consumer

Personal Care

0.51

Grasim

Diversified

0.62

HCL Tech

Computers - Software

0.91

HDFC

Finance - Housing

2.65

HDFC Bank

Banks - Private Sector

3.36

HDIL

Construction & Contracting - Real Estate

0.1

Hero Motocorp

Auto - 2 & 3 Wheelers

0.75

Hind Zinc

Metals - Non Ferrous

1.2

Hindalco

Aluminium

0.47

HPCL

Refineries

0.2

HUL

Personal Care

2.42

ICICI Bank

Banks - Private Sector

2.65

IDBI Bank

Banks - Public Sector

0.29

Idea Cellular

Telecommunications - Service

0.66

IDFC

Finance - Term Lending Institutions

0.54

Indiabulls

Finance - General

0.16

IndusInd Bank

Banks - Private Sector

0.41

Infosys

Computers - Software

2.81

IOC

Refineries

1.31

ITC

Cigarettes

4.81

Jaiprakash Asso

Construction & Contracting - Civil

0.44

Jindal Steel

Steel - Sponge Iron

0.78

JSW Steel

Steel - Large

0.35

Kotak Mahindra

Banks - Private Sector

1.01

Larsen

Engineering - Heavy

2.1

LIC Housing Fin

Finance - Housing

0.28

Lupin

Pharmaceuticals

0.55

Mah and Mah

Auto - Cars & Jeeps

1.17

Maruti Suzuki

Auto - Cars & Jeeps

0.87

Nestle

Food Processing

0.95

NHPC

Power - Generation/Distribution

0.6

NMDC

Mining/Minerals

1.33

NTPC

Power - Generation/Distribution

2.69

ONGC

Oil Drilling And Exploration

4.69

PNB

Banks - Public Sector

0.57

Power Finance

Finance - Term Lending Institutions

0.53

Power Grid Corp

Power - Generation/Distribution

1.14

Ranbaxy Labs

Pharmaceuticals

0.45

Rel Capital

Finance - Investments

0.22

Reliance

Refineries

5.52

Reliance Comm

Telecommunications - Service

0.31

Reliance Infra

Power - Generation/Distribution

0.27

Reliance Power

Power - Generation/Distribution

0.56

Rural Elect Cor

Finance - Term Lending Institutions

0.47

SAIL

Steel - Large

0.71

SBI

Banks - Public Sector

3.12

Sesa Goa

Mining/Minerals

0.34

Shriram TransFi

Finance - Leasing & Hire Purchase

0.45

Siemens

Electric Equipment

0.49

Sterlite Ind

Metals - Non Ferrous

0.78

Sun Pharma

Pharmaceuticals

1.49

Suzlon Energy

Engineering - Heavy

0.07

Tata Chemicals

Chemicals

0.18

Tata Global Bev

Plantations - Tea & Coffee

0.21

Tata Motors

Auto - LCVs/HCVs

1.8

Tata Power

Power - Generation/Distribution

0.52

Tata Steel

Steel - Large

0.79

TCS

Computers - Software

5.21

Titan Ind

Miscellaneous

0.56

UltraTech Cement

Cement - Major

1.1

Union Bank

Banks - Public Sector

0.28

Unitech

Construction & Contracting - Civil

0.18

United Phosphorus

Chemicals

0.11

United Spirits

Breweries & Distilleries

0.54

Wipro

Computers - Software

1.92

Yes Bank

Banks - Private Sector

0.33

Zee Entertainment

Media & Entertainment

0.41

 

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