List of BSE Sensex companies

Main article: BSE Sensex

List of BSE Sensex companies provides details of all companies that have been included in the BSE Sensex from its inception in 1986. The base year of SENSEX is 1978-79 with a base value of 100. During the introduction of the Sensex in 1986, some of the companies included in the base calculation in 1979 were removed and new companies were added.

List of BSE Sensex companies

#	Company	Start Date	End Date	Remarks
1	ACC (Associated Cement Companies)	January 1 1978	Incumbent	^[1]
2	Asian Cables	January 1 1978	January 1 1986	Merged with Upcom Cables and RPG Telecom to form RPG Cables Limited in 1996^[2]
3	Ballarpur Industries Limited	January 1 1978	August 19 1996	India's leading paper manufacturing company
4	Bombay Burmah	January 1 1978	January 1 1986	India' second oldest trading company^[3]; part of Wadia Group.
6	Ceat Tyres	January 1 1978	August 19 1996
7	Century Textiles	January 1 1978	August 19 1996
8	Crompton Greaves	January 1 1978	January 1 1986
9	Glaxo Smithkline Pharma	January 1 1978	November 10 2003
10	Grasim	January 1 1978	Incumbent	^[1]
11	GSFC	January 1 1978	August 19 1996
12	Hindalco	January 1 1978	Incumbent	^[1]
13	Hindustan Motors	January 1 1978	August 19 1996
14	HLL	January 1 1978	Incumbent	^[1]
15	Indian Hotels Company	January 1 1978	April 10 2000
16	Indian Organic	January 1 1978	August 19 1996
17	Indian Rayon	January 1 1978	August 19 1996
18	ITC	January 1 1978	Incumbent	^[1]
19	Kirloskar Cummins	January 1 1978	August 19 1996
20	L&T	January 1 1978	May 19 2004
20	L&T	September 27 2004	Incumbent
21	Mahindra & Mahindra	January 1 1978	January 7 2002
22	Mukand Iron	January 1 1978	August 19 1996
23	Nestle	January 1 1978	November 10 2003
24	RIL	January 1 1978	Incumbent	^[1]
25	Scindia Shipping^[4]	January 1 1978	January 1 1986
26	Siemens	January 1 1978	August 19 1996
27	Tata Motors	January 1 1978	Incumbent	^[1]
28	Tata Power	January 1 1978	April 10 2000
29	Tata Steel	January 1 1978	Incumbent	^[1]
30	Zenith	January 1 1978	August 3 1992
31	GE Shipping	January 1 1986	November 11 1998
32	Philips Peico	January 1 1986	August 19 1996
33	Premier Auto	January 1 1986	August 19 1996
34	Voltas	January 1 1986	August 19 1996
35	Bharat Forge	August 3 1992	August 19 1996
36	Arvind Mills	August 19 1996	November 11 1998
37	Bajaj	August 19 1996	Incumbent
38	BHEL	August 19 1996	Incumbent
39	Colgate	August 19 1996	November 10 2003
40	Gujarat Ambuja	August 19 1996	Incumbent
41	HPCL	August 19 1996	June 6 2005
42	ICICI Bank	August 19 1996	Incumbent
43	IDBI	August 19 1996	April 10 2000
44	IPCL	August 19 1996	November 11 1998
45	MTNL	August 19 1996	September 27 2004
46	Ranbaxy	August 19 1996	Incumbent
47	Reliance Energy	August 19 1996	Incumbent
48	SAIL	August 19 1996	November 11 1998
49	SBI	August 19 1996	Incumbent
50	Tata Chemicals	August 19 1996	April 10 2000
51	Castrol	November 11 1998	November 10 2003
52	Infosys	November 11 1998	Incumbent
53	NIIT	November 11 1998	January 7 2002
54	Novartis	November 11 1998	January 8 2001
55	Dr. Reddy's	April 10 2000	Incumbent	^[5]
56	Reliance Petroleum	April 10 2000	October 10 2002
57	Satyam	April 10 2000	Incumbent
58	Zee Telefilms	April 10 2000	June 6 2005
59	Cipla	January 8 2001	Incumbent
60	HCL Technologies	January 7 2002	November 10 2003
61	HDFC	October 10 2002	Incumbent
62	Hero Honda	January 7 2002	Incumbent
63	Airtel	November 10 2003	Incumbent
64	HDFC Bank	November 10 2003	Incumbent
65	ONGC	November 10 2003	Incumbent
66	Tata Power	November 10 2003	12 June 2006
67	Wipro	November 10 2003	Incumbent
68	Maruti	May 19 2004	Incumbent
69	NTPC	June 6 2005	Incumbent
70	TCS (Tata Consultancy Services)	June 6 2005	Incumbent
71	Reliance Comm.	12 June 2006	Incumbent

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h One of the eight companies that has been part of the index since its inception
^ RPG Cable - About the Company (Official Website). Retrieved on 2007-06-09.
^ BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING CORPN LTD - profile (Group Official website). Retrieved on 2007-06-09.
^ [http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2006/02/07/stories/2006020702121500.htm[
^ [http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/StoryPage.aspx?id=21cee958-c2bb- 4510-8af0-7ad8358bef89&MatchID1=4578&TeamID1=7&TeamID2=3&MatchType1=1&SeriesID1= 1148&PrimaryID=4578&Headline=DLF+to+replace+Dr+Reddy's+on+Sensex DLF to replace Dr Reddy's on Sensex - Hindustan Times report on 8th October 2007]. Retrieved on 2007-10-08.

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