Stock market: 2 crore Demet accounts in five months; Indians show the stock market

Stock Market: The total market capitalization of Indian companies has increased by six times in the last decade, the National Stock Exchange Report has said. According to the report, the number of accounts related to stock market investment has crossed 21 crore and more than 18 crore demat accounts. Two crore investors have joined the last five months. In 2024, 2.32 crore new investors have invested.

ENCAP increased 6 times ..

The National Stock Exchange report said, “In the last decade, the market capitalization of Indian companies has increased by 6 times. The fifth of Indian families are connected to the stock markets.” The report also highlighted the construction of important funds for Indian families through stock market investment. In the last five years, the property of the house in Indian equities has increased by more than Rs 40 lakh crore, which has increased to Rs 28 lakh crore in the last three years. In 2024, domestic investors earned money worth Rs 3.2 lakh crore. This is estimated to be based on annual changes in individual holdings in NSE listed companies through direct stock investment and mutual funds.

40 lakh crore rupees in five years

The NSE said that in the last five years, the property of the house in Indian equity has increased by more than Rs 40 lakh crore and has increased to Rs 28 lakh crore in the last three years. The report considers people in the same proportion how much mutual fund investment is in the equity assets of management. Despite the ups and downs in the market, Indian investors continue to express confidence in the stock markets. By September 2024, individual investors had a direct and indirect stake in the Indian stock market, said by NSE. This is almost equal to the share of foreign portfolio investors.

Strong competition for FPI

Although FPIs are withdrawing funds, the Indian stock market is stable in strong domestic flows. With the entry of more investors in the market, the construction of money continues, the participation of Indian families in equity is expected to increase.