BSE index reshuffle 2026: Paytm joins BSE 100

BSE announces June 2026 index reshuffle

BSE Index Services has announced a fresh reconstitution across several benchmark indices, with changes scheduled to take effect from the opening of trade on Monday, June 22, 2026. The review is part of the exchange’s regular semi-annual reconstitution exercise. The latest reshuffle includes changes to the BSE 100, BSE Sensex 50 and BSE Sensex Next 50, along with an adjustment to a sectoral index. For investors, such changes matter because index inclusions and exclusions can influence passive fund flows and trading activity around the effective date. The announcement also highlighted a set of replacements that reshapes representation across automobiles, fintech, industrials and consumer names.

What exactly is changing on June 22, 2026

The reconstitution covers both broad market benchmarks and a sector-focused index. In the BSE 100, three names will be added and three will be removed. The BSE Sensex 50 will see one entrant and one exit. In a corresponding move, the BSE Sensex Next 50 will absorb the outgoing Sensex 50 stock and also add three other companies that are joining the BSE 100. Separately, the BSE Focused IT index will replace one constituent with another. BSE Index Services said the changes will be effective at the opening of trade on June 22, 2026.

BSE 100: Paytm, Ashok Leyland and CG Power added

BSE Index Services said Ashok Leyland, One97 Communications and CG Power and Industrial Solutions will be added to the BSE 100 index. One97 Communications operates the Paytm fintech platform. These inclusions will replace Ambuja Cements, Tube Investments of India and Colgate-Palmolive India, respectively. The BSE 100 tracks the top 100 listed companies in India based on market capitalisation and liquidity, as described in the update. The changes are positioned as a direct swap of three incoming names for three outgoing names.

BSE Sensex 50: TVS Motor enters, Adani Enterprises exits

The reshuffle also alters the BSE Sensex 50 index. TVS Motor Company will be added to the BSE Sensex 50. Adani Enterprises will move out of the BSE Sensex 50 as part of the reconstitution. This creates a knock-on effect in the related BSE Sensex Next 50 index, which typically captures the next set of large and liquid stocks beyond the top 50.

BSE Sensex Next 50: Adani Enterprises moves in

In the corresponding move, Adani Enterprises will enter the BSE Sensex Next 50 index, replacing TVS Motor Company. The BSE Sensex Next 50 will also add Ashok Leyland, One97 Communications and CG Power and Industrial Solutions. In this index, these additions will replace Ambuja Cements, Colgate-Palmolive India and Tube Investments of India. The set of changes broadly mirrors the BSE 100 reshuffle, with the additional swap between Adani Enterprises and TVS Motor Company between Sensex 50 and Sensex Next 50.

Sectoral change: BSE Focused IT replaces Cyient with L&T Technology Services

The reconstitution includes a change in the BSE Focused IT index as well. L&T Technology Services has been included in the BSE Focused IT index, replacing Cyient. The update frames this as part of the same index reshuffle cycle conducted by BSE Index Services.

Stock-move context cited alongside the reshuffle

The announcement included references to recent price performance for select names. Ambuja Cements, which is part of the Adani Group, was reported to have fallen over 23% in the past one year. In contrast, Paytm was reported to have risen 34%, while Ashok Leyland rose 33% over the same period. These figures were presented alongside the reshuffle details, giving a sense of divergent recent returns among companies moving in and out of the BSE 100.

Ashok Leyland trading snapshot shared with the announcement

Alongside the index change news, a trading snapshot for Ashok Leyland was reported. Ashok Leyland was stated to be trading 2.27% higher at ₹158.00 compared with its previous closing price of ₹154.50 on Friday, May 22, 2026 (time noted as 09:37:08). The stock was also reported to have traded in a price range of ₹158.40 and ₹154.00 during the session. Separately, company detail snippets referenced Ashok Leyland’s listing identifiers (BSE code 500477 and NSE symbol ASHOKLEY) and described the company as engaged in automobile manufacturing, including commercial vehicles and related services.

Market backdrop mentioned in the update

The broader market tone around the reshuffle was described as positive but mixed by sector. Domestic stock markets ended higher on Friday, though gains were capped amid strong selling pressure in pharma and health stocks. Financials were described as supporting the upmove. The index reconstitution announcement comes into this environment, where sector rotation and index composition changes can draw attention to shifts in leadership across industries.

Key changes at a glance

What investors typically watch around index rebalances

Index changes are often monitored because they can alter demand from index-linked and benchmark-aware strategies around the effective date. The June 22, 2026 implementation date provides a clear timeline for when the new constituents will be reflected at the start of trading. For companies moving in and out, investors may track trading volumes, price volatility, and any subsequent disclosures from funds or market participants, though the announcement itself focused on constituents and timing. With the reconstitution framed as a regular semi-annual exercise, the primary confirmed next step is the implementation at the opening of trade on June 22, 2026.