Nifty rejig tomorrow: Max Health, IndiGo likely to enter index, IndusInd Bank and Hero Moto may exit

After the index rejig, ETFs and mutual funds that track the index also rebalance their portfolios, in order to align with the new index composition, which leads to changes in passive fund flow.

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The Nifty 50 benchmark index is likely to go through a potential reshuffle on August 22, with Max Healthcare and InterGlobe Aviation likely candidates that may be included, as per a recent projection by Nuvama Alternative, while IndusInd Bank and Hero MotoCorp could see an exit.

The official decision by the NSE Index sub-committee is expected on August 22. The index adjustments, effective September 29, 2025 will be closely watched as several passive funds that track the benchmark could see changes in their fund flow allocations.

According to brokerages, healthcare service provider Max Healthcare could see an inflow $400 million and Indigo-parent InterGlobe Aviation may see an inflow of $600 million. The inclusions come at the expense of IndusInd Bank and Hero Moto, with the troubled lender likely to see an outflow of $230 million and the two-wheeler company could see $600 million in outflows. Read More

Changes to the Nifty 50 benchmark index are made twice a year, in March and September by NSE, based on the average free-float market capitalisation of past six months.

During the rejig in March this year, Zomato and Jio Financial Services entered the Nifty 50, replacing BPCL and Britannia Industries. This rejig had marked the inclusion of digital-era stocks, underscoring the rising importance of consumer tech and fintech players in the stock market.

After the index rejig, ETFs and mutual funds that track the index also rebalance their portfolios, in order to align with the new index composition, which leads to changes in passive fund flow.

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