There’s big news for stock market experts and investors. InterGlobe Aviation, the operator of the country’s largest airline, Indigo, will be included in the BSE’s major 30-stock index, the Sensex. This change will take effect from December 22, 2025. Along with this change, Tata Group’s leading company, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited, will be removed from the Sensex. This announcement was made by BSE Index Services Private Limited on Saturday as part of the index restructuring, and the changes will come into effect with the market opening on Monday, December 22.
Indigo’s Entry:
According to this change, with InterGlobe Aviation’s inclusion, investor attention will be drawn to this airline. Given Indigo’s steadily increasing market capitalization and strong position in the airline industry, it is being included in the Sensex. On the other hand, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited, part of the Tata Group, will be removed from the index, which may lead to market reactions on its stock performance.
Changes in BSE 100 and Sensex 50:
The changes are not limited to the Sensex, but also extend to BSE 100 and Sensex 50. In the BSE 100 index, IDFC First Bank Limited will be included, replacing Adani Green Energy Limited. Similarly, in the Sensex 50, Max Healthcare Institute Limited will be added, while IndusInd Bank Limited will be removed. In the Sensex Next 50, changes have also been made, with IndusInd Bank and IDFC First Bank being included, while Max Healthcare and Adani Green Energy will be excluded.
Analysts’ Opinion:
Analysts believe that this index restructuring will bring new opportunities and challenges for investors. Indigo’s inclusion will not only increase focus on airline sector companies but also require Tata Motors’ investors to adjust their strategies. Market experts anticipate that this change might create some movement in the Sensex and its stocks, which will be felt by investors immediately.
Investor Preparation:
Investors should review their portfolios during this period and keep an eye on the newly added and removed stocks from the index. With Indigo’s inclusion, the airline industry will gain more attention, and new investor interest in the Sensex could be seen. These changes will take effect when the market opens on December 22, and investors will closely witness the stir created in the stock market world.
