MSCI rejig: Adani Energy, Groww, Laurus Labs, Lenskart shares in; Astral, SBI Cards out
MSCI will also add 14 Indian stocks to its MSCI Global Small Cap indices while removing 19. Additions include L&T Technology Services Ltd, Ather Energy Ltd, Dalmia Bharat Ltd, Urban Company and Astral, among others.
- Aug 13, 2026,
- Updated Aug 13, 2026 9:55 AM IST
Global index provider MSCI on Thursday announced the inclusion of four Indian stocks and exclusion of three others from its MSCI Global Standard indices as part of its August 2026 review. MSCI will add Adani group's Adani Energy Solutions Ltd, Groww parent Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd, Laurus Labs Ltd and Lenskart Solutions Ltd to the MSCI India Index. The stocks being removed are Astral Ltd, Balkrishna Industries Ltd and SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd.
MSCI will also add 14 Indian stocks to its MSCI Global Small Cap indices while removing 19. Additions include L&T Technology Services Ltd, Ather Energy Ltd, Dalmia Bharat Ltd, Urban Company and Astral, among others. Aurionpro Solutions Ltd, ICRA Ltd, PTC India Ltd, MOIL Ltd, Mastek Ltd, Rallis India Ltd and Nippon Life India Asset Management Ltd are among those excluded from Small Cap indices.
The changes will be implemented after the close of trading on August 31, 2026, and will take effect on September 1.
Reliance Industries Ltd is set for a reduction in its weighting as an increase in founder stake has reduced its free float, Bloomberg reported. The MSCI Small Cap Index will see 13 additions and 19 exclusions for India, while India's index weight will increase to 22.2 per cent from 22 per cent. MSCI has also raised the weightings of several Adani Group companies.
Following the latest rejig, the number of Indian constituents in the key MSCI index will rise to 166 from 165. India's weight in the MSCI Global Standard Index will also increase to 11.9 per cent from 11.8 per cent, Nuvama Alternative and Quantitative Research said.
Indian stocks are expected to receive net passive inflows of about $1 billion following the MSCI rebalancing, Nuvama estimated. The inflows are expected to come from exchange-traded funds and other passive investors that track MSCI benchmarks.
Nuvama estimated potential inflows of about $598 million for Laurus Labs, $352 million for Lenskart, $310 million for Adani Energy Solutions and $256 million for Groww, Bloomberg reported.
Global index provider MSCI on Thursday announced the inclusion of four Indian stocks and exclusion of three others from its MSCI Global Standard indices as part of its August 2026 review. MSCI will add Adani group's Adani Energy Solutions Ltd, Groww parent Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd, Laurus Labs Ltd and Lenskart Solutions Ltd to the MSCI India Index. The stocks being removed are Astral Ltd, Balkrishna Industries Ltd and SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd.
MSCI will also add 14 Indian stocks to its MSCI Global Small Cap indices while removing 19. Additions include L&T Technology Services Ltd, Ather Energy Ltd, Dalmia Bharat Ltd, Urban Company and Astral, among others. Aurionpro Solutions Ltd, ICRA Ltd, PTC India Ltd, MOIL Ltd, Mastek Ltd, Rallis India Ltd and Nippon Life India Asset Management Ltd are among those excluded from Small Cap indices.
The changes will be implemented after the close of trading on August 31, 2026, and will take effect on September 1.
Reliance Industries Ltd is set for a reduction in its weighting as an increase in founder stake has reduced its free float, Bloomberg reported. The MSCI Small Cap Index will see 13 additions and 19 exclusions for India, while India's index weight will increase to 22.2 per cent from 22 per cent. MSCI has also raised the weightings of several Adani Group companies.
Following the latest rejig, the number of Indian constituents in the key MSCI index will rise to 166 from 165. India's weight in the MSCI Global Standard Index will also increase to 11.9 per cent from 11.8 per cent, Nuvama Alternative and Quantitative Research said.
Indian stocks are expected to receive net passive inflows of about $1 billion following the MSCI rebalancing, Nuvama estimated. The inflows are expected to come from exchange-traded funds and other passive investors that track MSCI benchmarks.
Nuvama estimated potential inflows of about $598 million for Laurus Labs, $352 million for Lenskart, $310 million for Adani Energy Solutions and $256 million for Groww, Bloomberg reported.