According to an analysis done by IIFL Alternative Research, 15 companies are set to migrate from FTSE All-Cap index to FTSE All-World. This will result in buying of between $17 million and $52 million by exchange traded funds (ETFs) tracking these indices.
The changes are likely to be announced on February 18 and the adjustments will take place on March 17. Besides, three dozen stocks could get added to the FTSE All-Cap index, which will result in passive inflows between $2 million and $14 million. Some of the All-Cap index inclusion candidates are IIFL Wealth, Devyani International and UTI AMC.
Stocks that could migrate from FTSE All-Cap to FTSE All-World
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Estimated flows ($ mn) |
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Tata Elxsi |
52 |
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Tube Investments |
37 |
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Deepak Nitrite |
37 |
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Indian Hotels |
35 |
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Atul |
34 |
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Dixon Tech |
33 |
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APL Apollo |
30 |
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Max Healthcare |
27 |
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Supreme Industries |
25 |
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Relaxo Footwear |
20 |