▲ 70 gainers▼ 56 losers5 unchanged131 stocks
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In Consumer Goods
In Consumer Goods
The Consumer Goods sector heatmap shows all 131 Consumer Goods stocks Alphave covers as tiles, in boxes by sub-sector: each tile's colour is the stock's move today (green up, red down, deeper for a bigger move) and its size grows with the company's market capitalisation. It shows at a glance which Consumer Goods stocks and sub-sectors are rising or falling today, live during NSE market hours.
At the close on Thursday, 29 October 2026
Sub-sector figures are the average move of the sub-sector's stocks (sub-sectors of two or more). Live NSE prices; market capitalisation from NSE's daily figures. Figures are for information only, not advice.
Today's move against the previous close: green for a gain, red for a fall, stepping darker at 0.5%, 1%, 2% and 3%, full colour at 3% or more; grey means unchanged.
The company's market capitalisation, so the largest companies in the sector take the most room.
Each box is one of the sector's 21 sub-sectors. On a computer each box shows its name, its stock count and, where there is room, how many are rising (↑) and falling (↓).
The Consumer Goods sector page lists the sector’s companies with their financials.
The heatmap shows which Consumer Goods stocks are up and down. To see which of them actually moved the market, open the Consumer Goods contribution table (IMAP): each sub-sector’s and each stock’s contribution to the Nifty 500’s move today, for the sector’s Nifty 500 stocks, on a computer.
A map of the Consumer Goods stocks Alphave covers (131 today), each a tile coloured by today's move and sized by market capitalisation, in boxes by sub-sector. It shows which Consumer Goods stocks and sub-sectors are up or down today.
Yes. During market hours (9:15 am to 3:30 pm IST, Monday to Friday) prices stream in as the stocks trade and the tiles recolour as they move. Outside market hours the map shows the last session's closing move.
At the close on Thursday, 29 October 2026, 70 of 131 Consumer Goods stocks rose, 56 fell and 5 were unchanged. The biggest gainers were NILKAMAL +13.63%, Asian Star Company (ASTAR) +8.44% and Pacific Industries (PACIFICI) +8.40%. The biggest fallers were Vaibhav Global (VAIBHAVGBL) −15.72%, Hardwyn India (HARDWYN) −6.25% and BlueStone Jewellery and Lifestyle (BLUESTONE) −5.48%.
At the close on Thursday, 29 October 2026, by the average move of each sub-sector's stocks (sub-sectors of two or more): 11 of 12 rose; the best were Plastic Products - Consumer +3.48% (4 up, 1 down), Gems, Jewellery And Watches +1.33% (11 up, 9 down) and Plywood Boards/ Laminates +1.06% (4 up, 3 down) and the worst Furniture, Home Furnishing −0.31% (2 up, 2 down), White Goods +0.09% (26 up, 24 down) and Diversified consumer products +0.18% (1 up, 1 down).
Its contribution table answers that: each Consumer Goods sub-sector's and stock's weight in the Nifty 500 times its move today, divided by 100, in percentage points of the Nifty 500's move. It counts only the sector's Nifty 500 stocks, so it covers fewer stocks than this map.
No. The map, its index and sector menus, the sector drill-down, the size and colour modes and every tile's chart work without one, and nothing on it is paid. A free account is needed only for the sub-sector filter and to switch between the map and the IMAP table.
No. The heatmap and the contribution table show market data for information only. They are not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
The Consumer Goods sector heatmap is a live picture of the sector, sub-sector by sub-sector. Market data for information only, not a recommendation.