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.
Where the market is rotating
37 themes classified nightly
- Trending
- 2
- Turning around
- 1
- Cooling
- 12
- Weak
- 22
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 · 5 Oct 2026
Leading the market
Furthest ahead of DocStoX universe (5,391 companies) over three months.
Lagging the market
Furthest behind over the same window — the other end of the same ranking.
See the full rankingAll 37 ranked themes, with 1M/3M/6M and cap- vs equal-weighted toggles.37 themes
Theme rotation
Every theme ranked by its 3 months move, against DocStoX universe (5,391 companies). Computed 5 Oct 2026.
- 1Capital Goods & Engineering349 companies+31.2%+30.4ppTrending
- 2Telecom14 companies+29.2%+28.4ppTrending
- 3Real Estate66 companies+10.3%+9.5ppCooling
- 4Trading & Diversified265 companies+5.7%+4.9ppCooling
- 5Auto & Auto Components86 companies+5.4%+4.6ppCooling
- 6AI & Data Centre10 companies+4.4%+3.6ppCooling
- 7Packaging & Paper218 companies+4.3%+3.5ppCooling
- 8Digital & Internet Platforms79 companies+4.1%+3.3ppCooling
- 9Consumer & Retail90 companies+3.1%+2.3ppCooling
- 10Electrical Equipment & T&D113 companies+3.0%+2.2ppCooling
- 11Jewellery & Luxury53 companies+2.9%+2.1ppCooling
- 12Logistics & Supply Chain107 companies+2.7%+1.9ppCooling
- 13Pharma Majors13 companies+2.3%+1.5ppCooling
- 14Pharma & Healthcare310 companies+1.8%+1.0ppCooling
- 15Electronics & EMS33 companies+0.3%-0.5ppWeak
- 16Metals & Mining253 companies-0.5%-1.3ppWeak
- 17Hospitality & Travel105 companies-1.0%-1.8ppWeak
- 18Oil, Gas & Energy47 companies-1.2%-2.0ppTurning Around
- 19Semiconductor & EMS6 companies-2.3%-3.1ppWeak
- 20IT & AI Services227 companies-2.8%-3.6ppWeak
- 21Specialty Chemicals250 companies-3.3%-4.1ppWeak
- 22Media & Entertainment104 companies-3.6%-4.4ppWeak
- 23PSU Banks12 companies-4.0%-4.8ppWeak
- 24EV Ecosystem10 companies-4.1%-4.9ppWeak
- 25FMCG & Household101 companies-5.7%-6.5ppWeak
- 26Defence & Aerospace15 companies-6.9%-7.7ppWeak
- 27PSU16 companies-7.2%-8.0ppWeak
- 28Textiles & Apparel217 companies-8.8%-9.6ppWeak
- 29Capital Markets109 companies-9.1%-9.9ppWeak
- 30NBFC & Lending322 companies-9.3%-10.1ppWeak
- 31Insurance12 companies-9.3%-10.1ppWeak
- 32Agriculture & Food Processing290 companies-10.2%-11.0ppWeak
- 33Railways11 companies-10.4%-11.2ppWeak
- 34Infrastructure & Capex186 companies-10.6%-11.4ppWeak
- 35Power & Utilities61 companies-10.8%-11.6ppWeak
- 36Cement & Building Materials119 companies-11.3%-12.2ppWeak
- 37Green Energy & Transition11 companies-16.2%-17.0ppWeak
How these numbers are built
- The benchmark is our own universe
- Relative strength compares a theme with DocStoX universe (5,391 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.





































