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Every equity in the NSE and BSE daily archives, whether a fund owns it or not — around half of these quote only on the BSE and no fund has ever disclosed one. A company listed on both exchanges appears once. The ones no fund holds have a price history, a name and nothing else to say: this is the market, not the funds' view of it.
“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 and surveillance scrips — the exchange's own labels, shown because they change how the share trades. Of 70 companies across the NSE and BSE archives, 26 have been disclosed by at least one fund.