BSE Oil & Gas Index stocks list
BSESector10 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
- 11.19
- 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.
- 1.47
- 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.
- 2.41%
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 27 Oct 2026
What the BSE Oil & Gas Index 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 10 companies that filed both.
- +23.8%quarter to Jun 2026
- ProfitProfit after tax, added up. Profit after tax of the quarter to Jun 2026, added up over the 10 companies that filed it; a loss counts as negative.
- ₹24,687 Crquarter to Jun 2026
- Filed the quarterCompanies that filed the quarter. How many of the index's 10 listed companies have filed results for the quarter to Jun 2026; the revenue growth and the profit are theirs.
- 10of 10
- Median ROCEMedian return on capital employed. The middle figure of the 10 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.
- 12.7%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 10 largest companies in the BSE Oil & Gas Index, each sized by its market cap.
Market cap, ₹ crore
- Reliance Industries₹16,18,762 Cr
- Oil & Natural Gas Corporation₹2,89,158 Cr
- Indian Oil Corporation₹1,86,047 Cr
- Bharat Petroleum Corporation₹1,28,246 Cr
- GAIL (India)₹1,08,936 Cr
- Hindustan Petroleum Corporation₹75,325 Cr
- Oil India₹74,393 Cr
- Adani Total Gas₹59,142 Cr
- Petronet LNG₹44,400 Cr
- Indraprastha Gas₹19,533 Cr
Companies in the BSE Oil & Gas Index
Largest first, by market cap.Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels sector
Hindustan Petroleum CorporationHINDPETRO · Petroleum Products₹354.00+3.07%₹75,325 Cr52.401.0%6.85%−22.0%
About the BSE Oil & Gas Index
BSE Oil & Gas is an index of the companies in the BSE 500 that are classified as members of the oil & gas sector by the BSE industry classification system. Like each BSE sector index, it holds a minimum of 10 companies.
How companies are chosen
Eligible stocks are ranked by average float-adjusted market capitalization until 90% of the sector's average float-adjusted market capitalization is covered. Companies must also have traded on at least 90% of days in the preceding six months.
A 2% buffer applies: a non-constituent is included only if it falls within 88% coverage, and an existing constituent is excluded only if it falls above 92% coverage.
The basic industries counted as oil and gas include Refineries & Marketing, Oil Exploration & Production, Lubricants, Offshore Support Solution Drilling, Gas Transmission/Marketing and Oil Equipment & Services.
How it is weighted
Constituents are weighted by float-adjusted market capitalization, with a 20% cap on any one company. Float is the part of a company's shares available for trading, reviewed every quarter. Excess weight above the cap goes proportionally to the remaining stocks.
Since 1 Apr 2015 the index has used a capped weighting scheme; before that date it was weighted by float-adjusted market capitalization.
When it is reviewed
The index is rebalanced semiannually, in Jun and Dec. Weights are reset at each quarterly share update.
Base date and value
The index was launched on 23 Aug 2004. Its first value date is 1 Feb 1999.
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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
- 10
- 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
- 1 of 10
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