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Every company a fund has disclosed as a listed equity — Search any part of the name, or an NSE symbol, a BSE scrip code or an ISIN (the 12-character code every security carries) exactly; or browse by letter and industry. A company that changed ISIN is listed once, under its current one. A company that no longer trades is not listed; its page stays up for research.
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Last close is the latest session's closing price and 1 yr its change over a year, adjusted for splits and bonuses. Funds buying · selling counts the schemes that added to or newly bought the stock over the last three monthly disclosures, and those that cut or sold out. Delivery is the share of the NSE's traded quantity that buyers took into their demat accounts over the last 30 days, rather than squaring off within the day — a high share means buying to hold. “Funds” is how many schemes disclosed the stock in the latest holdings month — 0 means no fund disclosed it then, which for a company in “every listed company” usually means none ever has. Former ISINs of the same company and rights entitlements are folded into the company's row; a company quoted on both exchanges is one row, priced off the NSE; a stock page still answers for any ISIN. BSE only marks a company the NSE has never listed, and group T, XT, Z mark trade-to-trade (each trade must be settled in full, with delivery) and surveillance (under closer exchange watch) scrips — the exchange's own labels, shown because they change how the share trades. Of 478 companies across the NSE and BSE archives, 140 have been disclosed by at least one fund.