New Delhi: Infosys Ltd on Tuesday became the fourth Indian company to touch market assessments of $ 100 billion.
Major IT services have joined the League of TCS, Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank to cross the value of $ 100 billion in terms of market capitalization (M-CAP).
The historical milestone was achieved during the morning trade when the script was traded at a high value of 52 weeks of Rs 1,755.6 on the BSE, which took M-cap to Rs 74.77 lakh crore or $ 100.78 billion.
However, during the closing of the trading session, it peeled the previous increase and settled 1.06 percent lower at Rs 1,720.75.
On the National Stock Exchange (NSE), shares have been opened at Rs 1,750 respectively and then jumped to a 52 week high value of Rs 1,757.
It closed the counter at Rs 1,721.5, 0.99 percent lower than the previous closure.
In terms of trading volumes, 2.27 Lakh shares traded in BSE while the Lakh 76.02 script changed hands on NSE, during the trading session.
According to the latest M-Cap data, Reliance Industries is the most valuable company at Rs 13.7 lakh Crore, followed by the Consultance Services (TCS) on Rs 13.44 Lakh Crore and HDFC Bank at RS 8.42 Lakh Crore.