Thematic Baskets

Indian companies sorted by reported industry into buckets you can actually think in — plus curated cross-sector baskets like defence, railways and EV. Each theme is scored nightly on returns, relative strength and breadth, then labelled trending, turning around, cooling or weak.

37 themes4,144 companiesComputed 4 Sept 2026

Where the market is rotating

37 themes classified nightly

Trending
3
Turning around
4
Cooling
12
Weak
18

Sorted by what the company actually does

Derived from each company's reported industry, so a name sits in at most one bucket. A small number of listings carry no industry upstream and are not shown here. Sorted by size.

Curated cross-cutting baskets

Hand-picked lists that cut across industries — a defence name can be an engineering company, a shipbuilder or an electronics maker. Membership here is editorial, not measured.

Leaders & laggards

3-month relative strength, cap-weighted · 4 Sept 2026

See the full rankingAll 37 ranked themes, with 1M/3M/6M and cap- vs equal-weighted toggles.

Theme rotation

Every theme ranked by its 3 months move, against DocStoX universe (5,319 companies). Computed 4 Sept 2026.

  1. 1Digital & Internet Platforms77 companies+25.5%
  2. 2Trading & Diversified271 companies+20.9%
  3. 3Auto & Auto Components85 companies+19.8%
  4. 4Telecom15 companies+17.5%
  5. 5Electronics & EMS34 companies+16.3%
  6. 6Capital Goods & Engineering334 companies+14.7%
  7. 7Pharma & Healthcare302 companies+12.2%
  8. 8Logistics & Supply Chain108 companies+11.8%
  9. 9IT & AI Services233 companies+11.0%
  10. 10Packaging & Paper221 companies+10.6%
  11. 11Hospitality & Travel103 companies+10.5%
  12. 12Pharma Majors13 companies+9.0%
  13. 13Defence & Aerospace15 companies+8.0%
  14. 14NBFC & Lending328 companies+6.7%
  15. 15Specialty Chemicals241 companies+6.5%
  16. 16Media & Entertainment101 companies+5.5%
  17. 17AI & Data Centre10 companies+5.2%
  18. 18FMCG & Household92 companies+5.1%
  19. 19Semiconductor & EMS6 companies+5.0%
  20. 20Electrical Equipment & T&D110 companies+4.4%
  21. 21Capital Markets106 companies+4.3%
  22. 22Consumer & Retail84 companies+4.1%
  23. 23Textiles & Apparel212 companies+3.8%
  24. 24PSU Banks12 companies+2.7%
  25. 25EV Ecosystem10 companies+2.4%
  26. 26Insurance12 companies+1.2%
  27. 27Oil, Gas & Energy45 companies+1.2%
  28. 28Cement & Building Materials111 companies+0.9%
  29. 29Metals & Mining254 companies+0.5%
  30. 30Agriculture & Food Processing286 companies+0.1%
  31. 31Infrastructure & Capex183 companies-0.1%
  32. 32Railways11 companies-2.1%
  33. 33PSU16 companies-3.2%
  34. 34Real Estate68 companies-5.0%
  35. 35Power & Utilities61 companies-7.5%
  36. 36Jewellery & Luxury55 companies-7.5%
  37. 37Green Energy & Transition11 companies-9.7%

How these numbers are built

The benchmark is our own universe
Relative strength compares a theme with DocStoX universe (5,319 companies). We do not hold index history, so nothing here is a comparison against NIFTY.
Two weightings, both shown
The headline is market-cap weighted with a 12% ceiling per company. The equal-weighted figure sits beside it in the full ranking — when the two diverge, the move is narrow.
Breadth has its own denominator
Only members with enough price history to carry a 200-day average count towards breadth. Below half a theme's members, we show the coverage and withhold the state label.
The trend line is a rolling window
Each card's sparkline plots how that theme's trailing 3-month return has moved across the stored sessions — a shape for trending, turning or rolling over. Themes without enough stored points show no line at all rather than a flat one.

Themes are informational groupings, not recommendations or a portfolio. This is not investment advice — consult a SEBI-registered adviser before investing.