The large-cap threshold has been increased to Rs 67,000 crore from Rs 49,700 crore in June  2023  and the  mid-cap threshold increased  to Rs 22,000 crore from Rs 17,400 crore. 

  Following  the  restructuring initiative  of  the Association of Mutual Funds  of  India (AMFI), Jio Financial  entered the large-cap segment, while  new entrants such as  Tata Tech, JSW  Infra  and IREDA  made their  debuts. Currently  in the  mid-cap segment.  

 The large-cap threshold has been increased to Rs 67,000 crore from Rs 49,700 crore in June  2023  and the  mid-cap threshold increased  to Rs 22,000 crore from Rs 17,400 crore. Effective from February and  in effect  until July this year, these changes will  apply  until the next  round of AMFI reforms.  

 In the transition from mid-cap to large-cap status, Jio Financial is a notable addition. Other stocks promoted include Power Finance Corporation, IRFC, Macrotech Developers, Polycab India, REC, Shriram Finance, Union  Bank  and IOB.  

 Stocks moving from  small  to mid-cap include Mazagon Dock, Suzlon Energy, Lloyds Metals, SJVN, Kalyan  Jewelers,  KEI Industries, Credit Access Grameen, Exide Industries, Nippon Life, Ajanta Pharma, Narayana  Hrudaya  and Glenmark Pharma. 

  While the  stocks moving from  large cap  to  mid cap  are Hero Motocorp Limited, Samvardhana Motherson International Limited, Tube Investments Of India Limited, Bosch Limited, Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation Limited, PI Industries Limited, Adani Wilmar  Limited  and UPL Limited.  

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