Cupid, Sterlite Tech among 10 smallcap stocks set for sharp fund flows after Nifty rejig. See full list

The National Stock Exchange’s (NSE) semi-annual rejig of Nifty indices takes effect from September 30, with Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research highlighting the stocks likely to see the highest inflows and outflows as a result. Here are 10 small-cap stocks that could see the sharpest inflows and outflows.

STL Technologies is among the top five stocks expected to see inflows following the Nifty Smallcap 250 rejig. Nuvama estimates $14 million in inflows, equivalent to 0.8x its average daily traded value (ADTV).

BIRET is estimated to see $13 million in inflows, the second-highest among the top five inclusion candidates. The estimated flow is equivalent to 8.5x its ADTV.

Sansera Engineering is expected to see $12 million in inflows following the index rejig, according to Nuvama Alternative Research. This is equivalent to 0.8x its ADTV.

Cupid, a healthcare and consumer products company, is estimated to see $10 million in inflows, equivalent to 0.2x its ADTV.

TD Power Systems, which manufactures generators and alternators, is expected to see $10 million in inflows. Nuvama estimates this at 0.5x the stock’s ADTV.

Piramal Finance is among the top five stocks expected to see outflows from the Nifty Smallcap 250 rejig. Nuvama estimates $15 million in outflows, equivalent to 1.3x its ADTV.

Aster DM Healthcare is estimated to see $12 million in outflows following the rejig. The estimated outflow is equivalent to 1.1x its ADTV.

Hindustan Copper is expected to see $10 million in outflows, according to Nuvama Alternative Research. This is equivalent to 0.2x its ADTV.

Narayana Hrudayalaya, a healthcare company, is estimated to see $8 million in outflows following the index rejig. The estimated outflow is equivalent to 1.8x its ADTV.

Meesho is among the top five stocks expected to see outflows. Nuvama estimates $7 million in outflows, equivalent to 0.1x its AD

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