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Here’s a look at some examples from the last three years.
The returns highlighted in the tables below are one-month, three-month and six-month returns after the stock began trading on the index and vice versa.
Trent
One of the two recent entrants to the Nifty 50 is Trent. The stock began trading on the Nifty from September 2024. That was also the period when the Nifty 50 made a top and began to correct. Trent, too, made a record high soon after and began to decline. Its first six months as a Nifty 50 stock have not been the most memorable.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| -7% | -9% | -31% |
Bharat Electronics
Bharat Electronics also began trading on the Nifty 50 along with Trent from September last year. Similar to Trent, the stock did not have a very good first month as the index collapsed from record-high levels. The state-run defence contractor, though, has recovered from lower levels.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| -8% | -3% | 3% |
Shriram Finance
Shriram Finance has been one of the consistent performers ever since it made its entry into the Nifty 50 index in March last year. The stock has delivered positive returns in all one, three and six months post its index inclusion and is also the second-best performer on the index for the financial year 2025.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| 4.4% | 22% | 52% |
LTIMindtree
A journey that ended sooner than expected, LTIMindtree had a very short stint as a Nifty 50 stock, having been made part of the index in July 2023 after shares of HDFC Ltd. ceased to trade post their merger with HDFC Bank. The stock had decent returns during its stint, but was excluded from the index in September last year.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| 6% | 6% | 30% |
Adani Enterprises
The second Adani Group stock to become a part of the benchmark index, Adani Enterprises, began its Nifty stint in September 2022 with losses but recovered those over three months. However, Hindenburg 1.0 hit at the start of 2023, and that led to a massive erosion in stock price. The stock is still 37% away from its 52-week high.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| -4% | 11% | 50% |
Apollo Hospitals
Shares of Apollo Hospitals began trading on the Nifty in March 2022 and did not have a very good first six months, but recovered those losses and went on to make new highs in the years ahead. The stock, though, has seen some cooling off from its recent peak.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| -3.5% | -20% | -5% |
But what about those stocks that get excluded from the Nifty? Here are a few such examples from over the last three years.
Divi’s Laboratories
Divi’s Laboratories was excluded from the index in September 2024, and it has had a volatile run since then. The stock has recovered some lost ground over the last three months and is 7% away from its 52-week high currently.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| 3.1% | -5% | 6% |
LTIMindtree
LTIMindtree had a decent run as a Nifty stock, but its exclusion led to a steeper correction from its peak. The stock fell over 25% in the six months after its exclusion. In fact, Goldman Sachs downgraded the stock on Friday and sharply cut its price target as well.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| -5.1% | -19% | -25% |
UPL
UPL’s fortunes turned after it was excluded from the index in March 2024. The stock had declined to a 52-week low by November of last year but recovered to a 52-week high after the management maintained its full-year guidance post its third quarter results.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| 11.5% | 25% | 35% |
Shree Cement
Shree Cement was excluded from the Nifty in September 2022 and delivered positive returns across all three timeframes post that. The stock is trading close to its all-time high, and brokerage firm Nomura expects the stock to touch ₹34,000 levels after upgrading it to a “buy” on Friday.
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| 2.3% | 9.2% | 20% |
Indian Oil Corporation
Indian Oil delivered healthy returns during the first month post its Nifty exclusion, but corrected soon after. The six-month returns post the Nifty exclusion are negative for the OMC
| One-Month | Three-Months | Six-Months |
| 10% | -8% | -17% |
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