While CIL, HDFC Bank, SBI, ICICI Bank and HDFC saw rise in their market cap, TCS, RIL, ONGC, ITC and Infosys witnessed fall in their valuations for the week ended April 25.
The market capitalisation (m-cap) of CIL surged Rs 5,779 crore (Rs 57.79 billion) to Rs 1,89,522 crore (Rs 1,895.22 billion), while SBI added Rs 4,879 crore (Rs 48.79 billion) to Rs 1,55,522 crore (Rs 1,555.22 billion).
Mortgage lender HDFC saw its market worth rise by Rs 1,919 crore (RS 19.19 billion) to Rs 1,39,253 crore (Rs 1,392.53 billion), while HDFC Bank's value moved up by Rs 1,848 crore (Rs 18.48 billion) to Rs 1,74,231 crore (Rs 1,742.31 billion).
Similarly, the value of ICICI Bank jumped by Rs 845 crore (Rs 8.45 billion) to Rs 1,46,592 crore (Rs 1,465.92 billion).
On the other hand, RIL's m-cap fell by Rs 3,668 crore (Rs 36.68 billion) to Rs 3,06,215 crore (Rs 3,062.15 billion), while TCS lost Rs 2,978 crore (Rs 29.78 billion) to Rs 4,31,360 crore (Rs 4,313.6 billion).
The valuation of ITC declined by Rs 2,429 crore (Rs 24.29 billion) to Rs 2,73,271 crore (Rs 2,732.71 billion), while Infosys' m-cap came down by Rs 899 crore (Rs 8.99 billion) to Rs 1,82,276 crore (Rs 1,822.76 billion) and ONGC lost Rs 770 crore (Rs 7.7 billion) to Rs 2,74,930 crore (Rs 2,749.3 billion).
In terms of ranking, TCS continued to enjoy the numero uno position followed by RIL, ONGC, ITC, CIL, Infosys, HDFC Bank, SBI, ICICI Bank and HDFC.
The BSE benchmark 30-scrip Sensex lost 76.76 points to 22,688.07 over the last week.
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