Four stocks will exit, and four new stocks will enter the futures and options (F&O) segment starting December 31, which will mark the commencement of the January series. While HFCL, NCC, Titagarh and Cyient will exit the F&O space, Swiggy, Waaree Energies, Premier Energies and Bajaj Holdings, will be the new entrants.
1 / 7Four stocks will exit, and four new stocks will enter the futures and options (F&O) segment starting December 31, which will mark the commencement of the January series. While HFCL, NCC, Titagarh and cyent will exit the F&o Space, Swiggy, Waaree Energies, Premier Energies and Bajaj holdings, will be the new entrants.
2 / 7Exclusion: HFCL| The company has completed its fundraising of ₹550 crore via qualified institutional placement (QIP). The stock is hovering around its QIP floor price of nearly ₹66 apiece. The stock has declined 6% in this series and 41% this year.
3 / 7Exclusion: NCC | The company reported a weak second quarter and its management trimmed its guidance. The stock has declined 6% this month and 43% this year.
4 / 7Exclusion: Cyient | The stock is among the biggest underperformers among the IT names this year. The stock is down over 41% so far this year, and has corrected 3% this series.
5 / 7Exclusion: Titagarh Rail | The stock witnessed big moves, in line with other rail shares over the last week. It has increased 9% in this series, but is down 18%, this year.
6 / 7Inclusion: Swiggy | The stock is being included in the F&O segment after a year of listing on the exchanges. The stock had hit highs of over ₹600 apiece post-listing before even slipping below their IPO price of ₹390. The stock may have gained 5% this month, but is down 26% so far in 2025. The stock recently raised ₹10,000 crore through a QIP, by issuing shares at ₹375 apiece.
7 / 7Inclusions: Waaree Energies, Premier Energies and Bajaj Holdings | These three stocks have declined in the range of 3% – 11% so far this month. While Bajaj Holdings and Premium Energies have declined this year, Waaree Energies shares are up 5% for the year.
