<p>MSCI included two Indian companies fertilisers maker Coromandel International and beauty products retailer Nykaa to its Global Standard index earlier on Wednesday, as part of its May 2025 index rejig.</p>.<p>No Indian stock has been deleted from the key global index. The changes will come into effect as of the markets close on May 30.</p>.<p>The inclusion could bring passive inflows worth $216 million-$227 million into Coromandel and $172 million - $181 million into Nykaa, according to IIFL Alternate Research and JM Financial estimates.</p>.Bharti Airtel profit surges 5x on user base expansion, tax benefit.<p>MSCI also added Coromandel and airport operator GMR Airports into its India domestic index, while removing auto parts maker Sona BLW Precision Forgings.</p>.<p>While the flagship Global Standard index and Indian domestic indexes only saw minor tweaks, MSCI added 11 new stocks to its global small-cap index and deleted 21 stocks.</p>.<p>The more specific MSCI India domestic small-cap index saw the addition of 12 stocks and removal of 21 stocks.</p>.<p>Besides the additions, drug maker Cipla, telecom infrastructure provider Indus Towers and textiles and chemicals maker Grasim Industries are likely to see passive inflows of $33 million-$45 million, $36 million-$40 million and about $17 million due to the increase in their weights in the Global Standard index.</p>.<p>Astral could see outflows worth $15 million-$17 million due to weight reduction, according to IIFL Alternate Research and JM Financial estimates.</p>.<p>India's weight in the MSCI Global Standard index rose marginally to 19.4 per cent, according to the IIFL Alternate Research. India had a weightage of about 19 per cent in the index as of the previous revision in February.</p>.<p>In its last rejig in February, MSCI added carmaker Hyundai Motor and removed Adani Green Energy from its global standard index.</p>
<p>MSCI included two Indian companies fertilisers maker Coromandel International and beauty products retailer Nykaa to its Global Standard index earlier on Wednesday, as part of its May 2025 index rejig.</p>.<p>No Indian stock has been deleted from the key global index. The changes will come into effect as of the markets close on May 30.</p>.<p>The inclusion could bring passive inflows worth $216 million-$227 million into Coromandel and $172 million - $181 million into Nykaa, according to IIFL Alternate Research and JM Financial estimates.</p>.Bharti Airtel profit surges 5x on user base expansion, tax benefit.<p>MSCI also added Coromandel and airport operator GMR Airports into its India domestic index, while removing auto parts maker Sona BLW Precision Forgings.</p>.<p>While the flagship Global Standard index and Indian domestic indexes only saw minor tweaks, MSCI added 11 new stocks to its global small-cap index and deleted 21 stocks.</p>.<p>The more specific MSCI India domestic small-cap index saw the addition of 12 stocks and removal of 21 stocks.</p>.<p>Besides the additions, drug maker Cipla, telecom infrastructure provider Indus Towers and textiles and chemicals maker Grasim Industries are likely to see passive inflows of $33 million-$45 million, $36 million-$40 million and about $17 million due to the increase in their weights in the Global Standard index.</p>.<p>Astral could see outflows worth $15 million-$17 million due to weight reduction, according to IIFL Alternate Research and JM Financial estimates.</p>.<p>India's weight in the MSCI Global Standard index rose marginally to 19.4 per cent, according to the IIFL Alternate Research. India had a weightage of about 19 per cent in the index as of the previous revision in February.</p>.<p>In its last rejig in February, MSCI added carmaker Hyundai Motor and removed Adani Green Energy from its global standard index.</p>