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Ten most valued Indian firms lose ₹3.35 trillion in m-cap, Reliance worst hit

Reliance Industries was the biggest hit, as its market capitalisation declined by ₹99,430.93 crore to ₹8,42,262.64 crore
  • Market valuation of TCS plummeted by ₹58,293.29 crore to ₹7,50,833.42 crore and m-cap of HDFC slid by ₹33,222.99 crore to 3,76,839.9 crore
  • On February 28, the Sensex logged its second-biggest one-day fall in history as concerns over the rapidly-spreading coronavirus triggered a manic global sell-off (Photo: Mint)Premium
    On February 28, the Sensex logged its second-biggest one-day fall in history as concerns over the rapidly-spreading coronavirus triggered a manic global sell-off (Photo: Mint)

    NEW DELHI : The ten most valued domestic firms together lost a massive 3.35 trillion from their market capitalisation last week, as the equity markets witnessed massive sell-off amid fears of coronavirus outbreak turning into a pandemic.

    Reliance Industries was the biggest hit, as its market capitalisation (m-cap) declined by 99,430.93 crore to 8,42,262.64 crore.

    On February 28, the Sensex logged its second-biggest one-day fall in history as concerns over the rapidly-spreading coronavirus triggered a manic global sell-off.

    During the week ended February 28, Sensex registered a plunge of 2,872.83 points or 6.97%, while the Nifty tumbled 879.10 or 7.27%.

    Market valuation of Tata Consultancy Services plummeted by 58,293.29 crore to 7,50,833.42 crore and m-cap of HDFC slid by 33,222.99 crore to 3,76,839.9 crore.

    Following the downtrend spiral in the broader market, the top ten firms witnessed significant erosion in their market capitalisation, traders said.

    Among other blue-chip firms, m-cap of Hindustan Unilever plunged 15,792.31 crore to 4,70,824.97 crore and that of HDFC Bank declined by 21,369.47 crore to 6,45,544.93 crore.

    The valuation of Infosys dropped 27,830.35 crore to 3,11,457.26 crore while Kotak Mahindra Bank lost 12,821.78 crore from its valuation to reach 3,09,721.16 crore.

    Market valuation of ICICI Bank dived by 32,736.06 crore to 3,21,030.9 crore and SBI lost 22,088.41 crore from its m-cap to reach 2,70,326.48 crore.

    Besides, Bharti Airtel stood at 2,85,898.48 crore by losing 11,702.17 crore.

    The carnage in the equity markets wiped out investor wealth worth 5,45,452.52 crore, with the total market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies standing at 1,46,94,571.56 crore as on 28 February.

    In the ranking of top-10 firms, RIL remained at the top position, followed by Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), HDFC Bank, HUL, HDFC, ICICI Bank, Infosys, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bharti Airtel and SBI.


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    Published: 01 Mar 2020, 02:25 PM IST
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