BSE MidSmall Private Banks stocks list
BSESector18 companies
- P/EPrice to earnings of an index. The index's P/E as the exchange publishes it with the close: its members' market value divided by their profit over the last twelve months, each member counted as the index weighs it. Price to earnings of an index: how it is worked out
- 14.79
- P/BPrice to book of an index. The index's P/B as the exchange publishes it: its members' market value divided by their net worth, the assets they own less everything they owe.
- 1.88
- Dividend yieldDividend yield of an index. The index's dividend yield as the exchange publishes it: dividends its members paid over the last twelve months as a percentage of their market value.
- 0.40%
P/E against its own past
Where today's P/E sits among every trading day of each window: the dot is today, the tick the middle day.
P/E at each month's last trading day, and on 29 Oct 2026
What the BSE MidSmall Private Banks companies earned
Revenue against the same quarter a year earlier, over today's members that filed both; profit after tax added up over the members that filed the quarter. A quarter fewer than 60% of them filed is left out, and the newest is added once nearly as many have filed it as the one before.
- Revenue growthRevenue growth, against a year earlier. Revenue of the quarter to Jun 2026 against the same quarter a year earlier, added up over the 18 companies that filed both.
- +6.1%quarter to Jun 2026
- ProfitProfit after tax, added up. Profit after tax of the quarter to Jun 2026, added up over the 18 companies that filed it; a loss counts as negative.
- ₹9,877 Crquarter to Jun 2026
- Filed the quarterCompanies that filed the quarter. How many of the index's 18 listed companies have filed results for the quarter to Jun 2026; the revenue growth and the profit are theirs.
- 18of 18
- Median ROCEMedian return on capital employed. The middle figure of the 0 companies' ROCE for the year to Mar 2026, half above and half below. Operating profit after depreciation (revenue less operating expenses and depreciation, without other income and one-off items) as a percentage of all the money the business runs on: the whole group's net worth, the other owners of its subsidiaries included, plus borrowings. Lease liabilities are not counted: the results filings do not state them.
- –year to Mar 2026
Revenue against the same quarter a year earlier, per cent
Profit after tax, ₹ crore, added up over the companies that filed
The largest companies
The 12 largest companies in the BSE MidSmall Private Banks, each sized by its market cap.
Market cap, ₹ crore
- The Federal Bank₹85,987 Cr
- IndusInd Bank₹67,630 Cr
- AU Small Finance Bank₹66,173 Cr
- IDFC First Bank₹63,274 Cr
- RBL Bank₹55,999 Cr
- Yes Bank₹48,433 Cr
- Karur Vysya Bank₹34,270 Cr
- Bandhan Bank₹26,075 Cr
- City Union Bank₹22,481 Cr
- The South Indian Bank₹14,819 Cr
- The Jammu & Kashmir Bank₹13,462 Cr
- Tamilnad Mercantile Bank₹12,856 Cr
Companies in the BSE MidSmall Private Banks
Largest first, by market cap.Financial Services sector
The Federal BankFEDERALBNK · Banks₹347.75+0.51%₹85,987 Cr16.60Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.35%+48.0%
IndusInd BankINDUSINDBK · Banks₹868.00+2.00%₹67,630 Cr22.50Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.17%+7.5%
AU Small Finance BankAUBANK · Banks₹880.70+0.18%₹66,173 Cr21.00Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.11%−0.2%
IDFC First BankIDFCFIRSTB · Banks₹73.38−0.20%₹63,274 Cr21.00Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.34%−7.5%
RBL BankRBLBANK · Banks₹360.90+3.13%₹55,999 Cr46.50Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.28%+11.5%
Yes BankYESBANK · Banks₹15.43−1.15%₹48,433 Cr11.50Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.None−32.0%
Karur Vysya BankKARURVYSYA · Banks₹354.50+1.23%₹34,270 Cr11.60Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.73%+42.6%
Bandhan BankBANDHANBNK · Banks₹161.84+4.17%₹26,075 Cr14.00Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.93%−6.0%
City Union BankCUB · Banks₹226.90+5.53%₹22,481 Cr15.10Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.88%+28.1%
The South Indian BankSOUTHBANK · Banks₹56.57+3.53%₹14,819 Cr9.30Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.80%+44.6%
The Jammu & Kashmir BankJ&KBANK · Banks₹122.25+0.34%₹13,462 Cr5.70Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.None+13.7%
Tamilnad Mercantile BankTMB · Banks₹811.85+2.66%₹12,856 Cr8.10Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.1.54%+64.3%
The Karnataka BankKTKBANK · Banks₹305.80−1.67%₹11,571 Cr7.40Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.1.64%+65.9%
Ujjivan Small Finance BankUJJIVANSFB · Banks₹56.13+2.99%₹10,951 Cr9.50Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.None+7.5%
Equitas Small Finance BankEQUITASBNK · Banks₹57.17−12.22%₹6,541 Cr9.30Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.None−4.9%
DCB BankDCBBANK · Banks₹199.80+4.21%₹6,437 Cr7.70Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.0.73%+25.6%
CSB BankCSBBANK · Banks₹307.60−0.53%₹5,336 Cr7.80Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.None−25.2%
Jana Small Finance BankJSFB · Banks₹394.20+4.08%₹4,172 Cr8.80Lender: Not worked out for a bank, an NBFC or an insurer: it borrows to lend, so capital employed is not its measure.None−11.5%
Funds that follow the BSE MidSmall Private Banks
1 index fund or ETF tracks the BSE MidSmall Private Banks.
DSP BSE MidSmall Private Banks ETFETF · DSP Mutual FundNAV₹15.62911Y–3Y–5Y–Size₹9 CrCost0.52%
About the BSE MidSmall Private Banks
BSE MidSmall Private Banks is an index of the private sector and other banks in the BSE 1000, leaving out the companies in the BSE 100 LargeCap TMC, a large-cap index. Its rules fix no company count. It is maintained by BSE Index Services Pvt. Ltd.
How companies are chosen
The universe is the BSE 1000, the index of 1,000 of the largest and most liquid Indian companies within BSE AllCap, together with companies traded under a permitted category at BSE. Companies are ranked by average free-float market capitalization, the value of the shares available to trade, and only those above the 25th percentile are kept. Every company in the BSE 100 LargeCap TMC is then excluded.
All remaining companies classified as Private Banks or Other Banks under the Basic Industry form the index.
How it is weighted
Companies are weighted by float-adjusted market capitalization, with a cap of 20% on any one stock. This is the point where it parts from the BSE MidSmall Private Banks Quality Tilt, which uses the same selection but multiplies market capitalization by a quality score and caps a stock at 33%.
The cap is applied each quarter, at the open of the Monday following the third Friday of Mar, Jun, Sep and Dec. Index shares are set using the closing prices on the Wednesday before the second Friday of the rebalancing month.
When it is reviewed
The index is rebalanced semi-annually, in Jun and Dec, effective at the open of the Monday following the third Friday of the month. Between rebalancings, share count changes under 5% are made quarterly and larger ones as soon as the data is verified.
Base date and value
The index was launched on 2 Jul 2026. Its history starts from its base date, 24 Dec 2018, at a base value of 1000.
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- CompaniesCompanies in an index. How many companies the index holds on its current list, which the exchange revises from time to time. Companies in an index in the glossary
- 18
- List last changed
- 30 Sep 2026
- Above 200-day averageMembers above their 200-day average. The share of the index's members whose latest close is above their own average close of the last 200 trading days; members listed too recently to have one are left out. Members above their 200-day average in the glossary
- 8 of 18
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