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Indian Express
4 days ago
- Business
- Indian Express
Top 10 Indian companies by market cap in June 2025: 4 of them hit the Rs 1 lakh-crore mark
Top 10 Indian companies by market cap in June 2025: Recent global economic uncertainty, trade wars, and tariff tensions have left global stock markets in a predicament over the last few months. Nonetheless, India's stock markets are expected to reach a new high by the end of 2025 and continue to rise in the following year, Reuters' Poll of Equity Analysts reported. Notably, the combined market valuation of four of India's top ten most valued firms increased to Rs 1,01,369.5 crore last week, as stated by PTI. Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) emerged as the biggest gainer in market valuation, along with HDFC Bank, Bharti Airtel, and State Bank of India (SBI). However, on the downside, Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd, India's most valuable company, lost ₹7,645.85 crore, bringing its valuation down to ₹19,22,693.71 crore. In addition to Reliance, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), ICICI Bank, Infosys, Bajaj Finance, and Hindustan Unilever Ltd also faced a decline in market valuation and a combined erosion of Rs 34,852.35 crore. Earlier this year, Bajaj Finance witnessed its market capitalisation surge from ₹29,032.08 crore to an impressive ₹524,312.82 crore in February 2025, distinguishing itself as a remarkable performer within this group. However, it subsequently experienced a decline last week, with a reduction of ₹4,061.05 crore, bringing its valuation to ₹₹5.654T. Rounding up the top 10 most valuable companies in India, Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL), witnessed a reduction of Rs 1,973.66 crore market valuation last week. Note: | Market capitalisation might fluctuate dramatically over time or even from day to day, as it varies with the share price of a firm. The data is as of June 2, 2025. Market capitalisation is a crucial metric for investors and stock market enthusiasts, which enables them to assess a company's worth. The total value of a company's outstanding shares is calculated by multiplying the current stock price by the total number of shares in circulation, which is why companies with the highest market caps are widely regarded as the most valuable entities in the business world.
The Hindu
08-05-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
AERA revises tariffs, differential UDF for eco, biz passengers on intl flights from Mumbai airport
Regulator AERA has fixed differential User Development Fee (UDF) for economy and business class passengers on international flights from Mumbai airport, while the fee for departing domestic passengers has been set at ₹₹175. The revised tariffs have been finalised by the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA) for the period from May 16, 2025 to March 31, 2029. In a move to ensure equitable allocation of aeronautical charges among all concerned stakeholders, it has been decided that the UDF for domestic passengers will be ₹175 per departing domestic passenger, which will remain constant throughout the fourth control period, the regulator said in a release on Thursday. Earlier, a charge of ₹120 per departing domestic passenger was levied till August 2024 in the form of development fees. "The UDF for international passengers has been rationalised with a differential rate for economy and business class travellers. The UDF for the international departing passenger in economy class has been fixed at ₹615 per pax and for international departing passenger in business class it will be ₹695 per pax. "This adjustment aligns with the 'User Pays' principle and reflects the enhanced passenger experience and expanded facilities available and used by international travellers," AERA said. The landing and parking charges for the airlines have also been rationalised downwards and kept at reasonable levels, considering competitive airport charges at similar airports. This ensures that airline operations are not unduly burdened, and that operational efficiency is maintained, the watchdog said. According to AERA, the UDF has been set nominally at ₹175 for domestic air passengers who comprise 75% of the total passenger air traffic at CSMI Airport, underscoring the commitment to protect passenger interests, ensure affordability, and foster growth in the domestic aviation sector. "This treatment, in conjunction with the tariff adjustments for international travellers and other aeronautical charges, will support infrastructure development in Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International (CSMI) Airport, Mumbai and ensure the financial viability of the airport operator. "AERA remains dedicated to fostering a transparent, fair, and balanced regulatory environment for the aviation sector, promoting economic growth, and enhancing passenger experience across India's major airports," the release said. CSMI Airport is operated by Mumbai International Airport Ltd (MIAL), a consortium led by the Adani Group.
