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About the Nifty CPSE

30 Jul 2026

What is the Nifty CPSE?

The Nifty CPSE is a thematic index of 11 companies listed on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE). It tracks the Central Public Sector Enterprises selected by the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management for the CPSE ETF.

What was the last close and 52-week range for the Nifty CPSE?

The Nifty CPSE last closed at 6,512.75 on 30 Jul 2026, the most recent session in Solomo’s daily price history. Twelve months earlier, on 28 Jul 2025, it closed at 6,393.65 — a price return of +1.86% over the period, dividends excluded. Its 52-week range on a closing basis was 6,123.65 to 7,508.

Which stocks are in the Nifty CPSE?

As of 27 Aug 2026, the largest Nifty CPSE constituents by weight are NTPC Ltd (21.51%), Bharat Electronics Ltd (19.51%), Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd (16.87%), Oil & Natural Gas Corpn Ltd (16.68%) and Coal India Ltd (12.85%). The ten largest constituents account for 99.3% of the index. All 11 constituents are listed below with their weights. Its largest sector weights are Power 44.1%, Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels 33.5%, Capital Goods 21.1% and Construction 1.4%.

Nifty CPSE constituents, by index weight, as of 27 Aug 2026
#CompanySectorWeight
1NTPC LtdNTPCPower21.51%
2Bharat Electronics LtdBELCapital Goods19.51%
3Power Grid Corporation of India LtdPOWERGRIDPower16.87%
4Oil & Natural Gas Corpn LtdONGCOil Gas & Consumable Fuels16.68%
5Coal India LtdCOALINDIAOil Gas & Consumable Fuels12.85%
6Oil India LtdOILOil Gas & Consumable Fuels3.94%
7NHPC LtdNHPCPower3.44%
8NLC India LtdNLCINDIAPower1.60%
9Cochin Shipyard LtdCOCHINSHIPCapital Goods1.58%
10NBCC (India) LtdNBCCConstruction1.36%
11SJVN LtdSJVNPower0.67%

Constituents and weights from the official NSE Indices constituent list, weights estimated from free-float market capitalisation, as of 27 Aug 2026. Levels shown here are closing values from Solomo’s daily price history, not live prices; the value at the top of this page is a separate, live-polled quote. Market data, not investment advice.