Jindal Group Stocks
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Jindal group stocks are shares of the listed companies built by the O. P. Jindal family. The table below is the jindal all share list. It shows every listed jindal company share, with live prices, returns and fundamentals on the NSE and BSE.
Jindal Group Stocks List
Rank these jindal group shares by market cap, returns or P/E to compare the family's listed businesses side by side. The table doubles as the jindal group company list for the exchanges.
Which Jindal Group Stocks are gaining or losing interest?
Based on INDmoney Data: Search interest and investment activity.
Top Jindal Group Stocks by Search Interest
INDmoney Data - Aug 27, 2026 to Sep 26, 2026
Stock | Monthly Change |
|---|---|
 Jindal Stainless Ltd | 76.00% |
 Jindal Saw Ltd | 66.00% |
 Jindal Photo Ltd | 64.00% |
 Jindal Poly Films Ltd | 62.00% |
 JSW Steel Ltd | 28.00% |
Top Jindal Group Stocks by Investment Interest
INDmoney Data - Aug 27, 2026 to Sep 26, 2026
Stock | Monthly Change |
|---|---|
Jindal Stainless Ltd | 100.54% |
Jindal Saw Ltd | 29.84% |
 JSW Energy Ltd | 25.64% |
JSW Steel Ltd | 21.65% |
 JSW Cement Ltd | 20.41% |
Which Jindal Group Stocks Gained or Fell the Most in the Last Month?
Based on 1 month return. Aug 27, 2026 to Sep 26, 2026
Top Monthly Gainers
Stock | Monthly Change |
|---|---|
Jindal Poly Films Ltd | 8.23% |
 Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd | 5.44% |
Jindal Stainless Ltd | 5.35% |
 JSW Infrastructure Ltd | 4.87% |
Jindal Photo Ltd | 1.14% |
Top Monthly Losers
Stock | Monthly Change |
|---|---|
 South West Pinnacle Exploration Ltd | -7.69% |
JSW Cement Ltd | -7.42% |
JSW Energy Ltd | -7.00% |
 Jindal Drilling & Industries Ltd | -3.89% |
JSW Steel Ltd | -3.57% |
in the 1950s and grew it into one of India's major steel and power families.
After his death in 2005, the businesses continued under his sons, with different family branches running different companies independently. One branch, JSW, grew large enough that this site covers it on its own separate page.
The group's identity is metal and energy: steel in several forms, stainless steel, and power generation. These are foundational industries, tied to construction, manufacturing and infrastructure spending.
How Do Jindal Companies Earn?
Steel businesses earn from volumes and spreads: the gap between steel prices and raw material costs, multiplied by tonnes sold. Power businesses earn from generation tied to fuel costs and tariffs.
Both are cyclical and need heavy funding, which means debt levels decide how comfortably each company rides a downturn. When steel cycles turn upward, earnings in this group can grow quickly. When they turn down, a strong balance sheet separates the resilient from the stressed.
How to Evaluate Jindal Stocks
Treat every stock here as cyclical. Check where steel and power cycles stand. Then compare companies on debt against equity, how easily they can cover interest payments, and cost position.
Five-year return and ROE columns in the table reveal who managed the last cycle well. Family branches run their companies independently, so evaluate each on its own management record rather than assuming a shared standard.
How to Invest in Jindal Group Stocks on INDmoney
- Start a free INDmoney demat account with PAN verification.
- Compare the jindal all share list on debt and cycle-tested returns.
- Read each company's balance sheet history on its stock page before buying.
- Respect the cycle. Staggered entries suit steel and power stocks.
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Should You Invest in Jindal Group Stocks?
Steel and power are the bones of a growing economy, and this family has built lasting businesses in both.
The honest counterweights: earnings depend heavily on commodity cycles, debt has periodically stressed parts of the wider family group, and branch-run companies differ in quality, so the surname alone tells you little.
Investors who track cycles and balance sheets have found real opportunities in this list. Investors who buy the name at cycle peaks have regretted it.
Benefits of Jindal Stocks
- Core-economy exposure: Steel and power demand grows with construction and manufacturing.
- Operating scale: Established plants and market positions built over decades.
- Cycle upside: Upturns in steel translate into powerful earnings growth.
Risks of Jindal Stocks
- Commodity cycles: Spreads and volumes swing with global steel prices.
- Leverage: Capital-heavy businesses carry debt that bites in downturns.
- Branch variation: Different family branches mean different governance records.
Jindal Group Stocks FAQs
Above: a live jindal share list covering every NSE and BSE listed family company, with prices, returns and fundamentals. You can sort it by any column.
JSW is the branch led by Sajjan Jindal, and has its own page here. This page covers the wider O. P. Jindal family's other listed companies.
Om Prakash Jindal built the family's steel and power businesses from the 1950s until his death in 2005. His sons' branches now run the companies independently.
Strongly. Steel spreads and power economics drive earnings, so results and share prices follow commodity cycles. Balance sheet checks matter most in this list.
It changes with the cycle. Compare debt, cost position and cycle-tested returns in the table, and judge each branch's company on its own record.
Because separate family branches run them independently, with different strategies and balance sheets. The shared surname does not mean shared management.