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Fast Moving Consumer Goods in RupeeCase index algos

Held by 15 of 18 index algos on their latest published lists: 13 stocks, up to 10% of a list at equal weight. Record to 3 Jul 2026.

Index algos holding it
15of 18, latest lists
Stocks on a list
1338 more held earlier
Highest share
10%Largecap Hybrid
Lineup average
5.4%of the equity names, latest lists
Fast Moving Consumer Goods share of each listlatest published lists, equal weight
  1. Largecap Hybrid10%
  2. Large Cap Multi Asset10%
  3. Nifty 50 Equal Weight9%
  4. Microcap8%
  5. Large Mid Hybrid8%
  6. Large Midcap8%
  7. Large Mid Multi Asset8%
  8. Focused Largecap 207%
  9. Midcap Smallcap7%
  10. Midcap5%

Model, back tested rebalance record of the 18 RupeeCase index algos, published lists May 2021 to 3 Jul 2026. Tickers are not recommendations. No price data on this page.

01Over time

Fast Moving Consumer Goods across the lineup, year by year.

Each bar is the average composition of the published lists in that year, averaged over the index algos with a record that year, equity names at equal weight. Fast Moving Consumer Goods is lit; the other sectors are muted.

20214%
20225%
20234%
20243%
20255%
20264%
  • Capital Goods
  • Financial Services
  • Healthcare
  • Power
  • Metals & Mining
  • Automobile and Auto Components
  • Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels
  • Fast Moving Consumer Goods
  • Other

Model, back tested rebalance record of the 18 RupeeCase index algos, published lists May 2021 to 3 Jul 2026. Tickers are not recommendations. No price data on this page.

02Index algos

15 lists with Fast Moving Consumer Goods names.

03Stocks

51 Fast Moving Consumer Goods names in the record.

NSE industries: Food Products, Personal Products, Beverages, Agricultural Food & other Products, Diversified FMCG, Household Products and 1 more.

Held earlier, 38

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04Entry and exit

First seen, last seen, per index algo.

05Questions

Fast Moving Consumer Goods, in plain words

Which RupeeCase index algos hold Fast Moving Consumer Goods stocks?

On the latest published lists (record to 3 jul 2026), 15 of the 18: Largecap Hybrid (10%), Large Cap Multi Asset (10%), Nifty 50 Equal Weight (9%), Microcap (8%), Large Mid Hybrid (8%), Large Midcap (8%), Large Mid Multi Asset (8%), Focused Largecap 20 (7%), Midcap Smallcap (7%), Midcap (5%), Allcap Multi Asset (4%), TotalMarket Hybrid (4%), Dynamic Asset Allocator (4%), Allcap (3%), Smallcap (2%). The share is the sector's names divided by the equity names on that list, since every list is equal weighted at the stock level.

Is Fast Moving Consumer Goods a sector bet?

No. The index algos do not target sectors. Each one screens its NSE universe on momentum and risk measures and holds the top names at equal weight, so a sector's share is the result of which names rank in. The composition bars above show how that share has moved year by year.

Whose sector classification is this?

NSE's four level industry classification (macro sector, sector, industry, basic industry), read for every ticker in the record on 9 Oct 2026. ETF sleeves (gold, liquid, debt, international) are shown as sleeves on the sectors hub, not as a sector.

Largecap Hybrid holds the most Fast Moving Consumer Goods.

10% of its latest list at equal weight. Read its back test, then invest from your own demat; 0.2% of the value traded per rebalance, nothing else.

Model, back tested rebalance record of the 18 RupeeCase index algos, published lists May 2021 to 3 Jul 2026. Tickers are not recommendations. No price data on this page.