Market Titans Surge: Nine of India’s Top 10 Firms Add Rs 2.34 Lakh Crore in Weekly Rally

India’s equity markets closed the final week of June 2025 on a high note, with nine of the country’s ten most valued companies collectively adding Rs 2.34 lakh crore in market capitalisation. The rally, driven by strong investor sentiment and a 2 percent rise in the BSE benchmark index, saw Reliance Industries leading the charge, while Infosys was the sole laggard.

 

Here’s a detailed breakdown of the week’s market movers and what it signals for the broader investment climate.

 

Top Gainers and Market Movements

 

Reliance Industries added Rs 69,556.91 crore, taking its valuation to Rs 20,51,590.51 crore  

Bharti Airtel surged by Rs 51,860.65 crore, reaching Rs 11,56,329.94 crore  

HDFC Bank gained Rs 37,342.73 crore, now valued at Rs 15,44,624.52 crore  

Bajaj Finance rose by Rs 26,037.88 crore to Rs 5,88,213.55 crore  

ICICI Bank added Rs 24,649.73 crore, with a new valuation of Rs 10,43,037.49 crore  

LIC climbed Rs 13,250.87 crore to Rs 6,05,523.65 crore  

SBI increased by Rs 8,389.15 crore, reaching Rs 7,18,788.90 crore  

TCS posted a modest gain of Rs 3,183.91 crore, now at Rs 12,45,761.80 crore  

Hindustan Unilever saw a marginal rise of Rs 293.7 crore, with a valuation of Rs 5,41,850.99 crore  

 

The Lone Decliner

 

Infosys was the only company in the top 10 to see a decline, losing Rs 5,494.8 crore and settling at Rs 6,68,256.29 crore  

 

Updated Market Cap Rankings

 

1. Reliance Industries  

2. HDFC Bank  

3. TCS  

4. Bharti Airtel  

5. ICICI Bank  

6. State Bank of India  

7. Infosys  

8. LIC  

9. Bajaj Finance  

10. Hindustan Unilever  

 

Market Context and Outlook

 

The BSE Sensex gained 1,650.73 points during the week, reflecting broad-based buying across sectors  

Analysts attribute the rally to easing inflation concerns, strong FII inflows, and optimism around Q1 earnings  

The performance of financials and telecom stocks suggests renewed investor confidence in domestic consumption and infrastructure growth  

 

As India’s corporate giants continue to attract capital and investor trust, the latest surge in market cap underscores the resilience of blue-chip stocks and the growing appetite for long-term equity exposure.

 

Sources: Economic Times, Free Press Journal, Zee News, MSN India, NewsBytes, June 29, 2025