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S&P BSE SENSEX Next 50

87,057.37
+16.7 (0.02%)
Price as of 31 Oct 2025 09:11. Log in to view Live prices

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S&P BSE SENSEX Next 50 Performance

Days Range

Low: 87,057.37
High: 87,057.37
Previous Close87040.71
Open87,057.37
52W Range87452.31 - 69787.64
P/E Ratio22.98

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What is BSE SENSEX NEXT 50?

As everyone knows, the Indian stock market basically operates using the two major stock exchanges that are the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange. Most major companies are listed on both stock exchanges. BSE is the older one, but NSE is the leading stock exchange. The trading mechanism and hours are the same for the two of them.

The two prominent market indexes are Sensex and Nifty. Sensex is the oldest market equity and includes the shares of the top 30 firms listed on BSE. On the other hand, Nifty includes the shares of firms listed on the NSE. 

The S&P BSE Sensex NEXT 50 index is a transparent, rules-based index that is designed to measure the performance of the next 50 largest and most liquid stocks after the constituents of S&P BSE SENSEX and LARGEMIDCAP. 

This index helps the traders in making an informed decision when choosing to invest in stocks. It helps the traders weigh the risk of buying various stocks and the returns one can expect from the same. Sensex helps monitor the growth, development, and expected returns from a company. The value of the S&P BSE SENSEX NEXT 50 index changes with a change in the BSE SENSEX NEXT 50 share price.

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How is the BSE SENSEX NEXT 50 index calculated?

The BSE SENSEX NEXT 50 index is designed to measure the performance of the next 50 largest and the most liquid stocks in the BSE. The companies featured here are selected on various criteria, including whether the company is large, mid, or small-cap and whether they have ample liquid funds or not, along with a healthy balance sheet. 

The BSE SENSEX NEXT 50 list is based on a float-adjusted market capitalization basis rather than the earlier used weight-adjusted one. Now, only the most liquid shares available in the market are taken into calculations, thus cutting off the dead weight. This makes all the indices more accurate. 

For any company to be considered a part of this list, the following criteria are followed- 

  • The company must be listed in the BSE stock listing for at least a year.
  • The company should have a clean market sheet.
  • Its revenue must come from its core activities. 
  • Relatively liquid stocks are preferred.
  • The sector focus of the company should be in parallel with the Indian Equity Market and should be diversified and well-balanced.

For calculating the BSE SENSEX NEXT 50 share price, the following formula can be used- 

BSE SENSEX NEST 50 Share Price = Total Free-Float Market Capitalisation x Base Index Value / Base Market Capitalisation 

Here, the free-float market capitalization can be calculated as- 

Free float market capitalisation= Market capitalisation * Free Float Factor

The total market value of the company constitutes market capitalization. The SENSEX NEXT 50 list changes almost regularly and needs to be constantly monitored in case you wish to trade stocks. It helps you make an informed choice after considering the pros and cons of the same.

S&P BSE SENSEX Next 50 FAQs

Since the stocks of the LARGECAP companies are expensive and not within everyone’s reach, it is important for the traders to know about the next best options to invest in. The BSE SENSEX NEXT 50 stocks offer just that.  This is a transparent, rules-based list based on the performance of various stocks in the market. You can know the next best options to invest in using this list and ensure that you invest in stable and reliable options. The names of the companies with these stocks and their valuation constantly change, making the list pretty dynamic.
  • Like every stock market, you will need to have a banking account, a trading account, and a Demat account. 
  • There are various three-in-one accounts available as well. 
  • Monitor the list of the SENSEX NEXT 50 index for the market day.
  • Once you decide on a stock after weighing the risks and benefits, buy it using your trading and Demat account.
  • Make sure that your account has ample funds for the same. 
  • The shares will be transferred to your Demat account on T+1 day.
Since the LARGECAP funds are stable yet expensive, traders are on the lookout for cheaper yet safe alternatives. To make this task easier, the SENSEX NEXT 50 list comes into play. This list helps the trader know about the next 50 liquid and stable stocks in the market that are doing well. Once that is known, a trader can make a decision on which stocks he wishes to invest in and prevent losses.
The share market is a pretty dynamic place. There is always an element of risk involved in all the investments one makes. But the key is to focus on the probability rather than the possibility. The BSE SENSEX NEXT 50 index is one of the indices that help you by making your job easier. This list includes the most liquid and better funds to invest in compared to the others. Thus, investing here is pretty safe and offers great returns too!
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