JSW Group Stocks

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JSW group stocks are shares of the listed companies of the JSW Group, led by Sajjan Jindal. The table below is the jsw all share list. It shows every listed jsw group share with live prices, returns and fundamentals, forming the complete jsw stock list for the NSE and BSE.

JSW All Share Price List

Sort this jsw shares list by market cap, 5Y returns or P/E to compare the group's businesses. The jsw group stocks list updates live throughout market hours.

JSW Steel Ltd
₹1310.00
▲ 0.98%
▲ 17.46%
▲ 57.39%
▲ 88.30%
14,84,708
3,17,248.74
JSW Energy Ltd
₹534.80
▲ 1.58%
▲ 4.03%
▲ 22.09%
▲ 88.57%
21,67,753
96,532.87
JSW Infrastructure Ltd
₹341.40
▲ 2.83%
▲ 6.05%
▲ 111.06%
▲ 111.06%
53,59,382
77,356.05
JSW Cement Ltd
₹120.70
▼ 0.76%
▼ 18.12%
▼ 16.74%
▼ 16.74%
10,69,054
16,581.24
JSW Holdings Ltd
₹11344.00
▼ 1.06%
▼ 38.96%
▲ 130.59%
▲ 141.68%
877
12,727.26

Which JSW Group Stocks are gaining or losing interest?

Based on INDmoney Data: Search interest and investment activity.

Top JSW Group Stocks by Search Interest

INDmoney Data - Aug 10, 2026 to Sep 9, 2026

Stock

Monthly Change

JSW Energy Ltd

JSW Energy Ltd

-14.00%

JSW Steel Ltd

JSW Steel Ltd

-17.00%

JSW Cement Ltd

JSW Cement Ltd

-19.00%

JSW Holdings Ltd

JSW Holdings Ltd

-22.00%

JSW Infrastructure Ltd

JSW Infrastructure Ltd

-35.00%

Top JSW Group Stocks by Investment Interest

INDmoney Data - Aug 10, 2026 to Sep 9, 2026

Stock

Monthly Change

JSW Cement Ltd

JSW Cement Ltd

13.59%

JSW Energy Ltd

JSW Energy Ltd

0.59%

JSW Steel Ltd

JSW Steel Ltd

-11.17%

JSW Infrastructure Ltd

JSW Infrastructure Ltd

-38.54%

Which JSW Group Stocks Gained or Fell the Most in the Last Month?

Based on 1 month return. Aug 10, 2026 to Sep 9, 2026

Top Monthly Gainers

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Top Monthly Losers

Stock

Monthly Change

JSW Energy Ltd

JSW Energy Ltd

-8.91%

JSW Cement Ltd

JSW Cement Ltd

-8.45%

JSW Holdings Ltd

JSW Holdings Ltd

-3.26%

JSW Infrastructure Ltd

JSW Infrastructure Ltd

-2.92%

JSW Steel Ltd

JSW Steel Ltd

-0.36%

What Is the JSW Group?

JSW is the branch of the O. P. Jindal family's industrial legacy led by Sajjan Jindal. Steel is its foundation and flagship. The group built one of India's largest steel businesses through organic growth and acquisitions.

Around that core, it has expanded into energy, infrastructure, cement, paints and even sports, becoming one of India's fastest-growing industrial houses.

The group's style is ambition at scale: large capacity bets, growth through acquisitions, and entering new industries against established players. That style has built real value, and it demands close scrutiny of debt levels and how well the group executes.

How Do JSW Companies Earn?

Steel earnings follow a simple formula: volumes multiplied by the gap between steel prices and raw material costs, which cycles with global markets.

Energy earns from power generation, and is expanding into renewables. Infrastructure earns from ports and logistics use. The newer consumer-facing bets, like paints, are building scale against established rivals.

Most of the list is industrial and cyclical, with debt-funded growth as the recurring theme to watch.

How to Evaluate JSW Stocks

Cycle first, balance sheet second, execution third. Check where the steel cycle stands. Then check each company's debt against equity, how easily it can cover interest payments, and its record of delivering announced capacity on time.

Acquisition-heavy strategies make successful integration part of the analysis too. The table's 5Y return and ROE columns show which group companies have turned ambition into shareholder returns so far.

How to Invest in JSW Group Stocks on INDmoney

  • A free INDmoney demat account, opened with PAN, gets you access.
  • Work the jsw all share price list with debt and cycle columns in focus.
  • Follow capacity and acquisition announcements against later delivery on stock pages.
  • Stagger entries. Industrial cyclicals reward buying across the cycle, not at its peak.

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Should You Invest in JSW Group Stocks?

The group offers aggressive, execution-backed exposure to Indian industry: steel, power and infrastructure with a growth mindset rare at this scale.

The trade-offs are structural. Commodity cycles dictate the core earnings, debt magnifies both gains and losses, and expanding into new sectors carries learning costs.

Investors comfortable with industrial ups and downs have one of India's most dynamic groups here. Investors seeking steadiness should size accordingly, or look to steadier lists.

Benefits of JSW Stocks

  • Growth ambition: Capacity and acquisitions have grown the group's scale rapidly.
  • Core-sector spread: Steel, energy, cement and infrastructure in one family list.
  • Execution record: Large projects delivered have built market credibility.

Risks of JSW Stocks

  • Steel cycles: The flagship's earnings swing with global spreads.
  • Leverage: Growth is debt-funded; downturns test the structure.
  • New-sector bets: Consumer entries face entrenched competition.

JSW Group Stocks FAQs

Above: the live list of every NSE and BSE listed JSW company, with share prices, returns and fundamentals. It stays current as the group adds listings. Searches for the jsw stocks list land on this same table.

JSW is the branch led by Sajjan Jindal within the wider O. P. Jindal family legacy. Other family branches run separate companies, covered on the Jindal group page.

There is no permanent answer. Steel, energy, cement and infrastructure follow different cycles. Compare debt, returns and valuations in the table and match the choice to your view on the cycle.

Mostly yes. The group's core is industrial, and the flagship follows global steel cycles. Balance-sheet checks matter as much as growth stories here.

The group has listed several businesses in recent years as they reached scale. The live table adds each new listing on its own, keeping the list complete.

Payouts vary with cycles and investment plans. The yield column and stock-page histories show the current position across the group.