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BSE Enhanced Value

Factsheet
The BSE Enhanced Value Index is designed to measure the performance of the 30 companies in the BSE LargeMidCap with the highest valuations based on three fundamental measures – book value-to-price, earnings-to-price and sales-to-price. It was launched on 3rd December 2015.
1,025.35-3.2 (-0.31%)
Value
Quality

Value

We look at aggregate consolidated P/E, P/B and Dividend Yield of the index as reported by NSE. Note that P/E values before 31st March 2021 are based on our own calculations
Current
1.20
Average (3Y)
1.36
Average (5Y)
1.29
P/B ratio is shown as reported by NSE.

Quality

We look at aggregate quality measures of the index like ROE, ROCE and margins. Numerator and denominator are separately calculated as weighted averages.
Latest as on 30 Sep 2025
10.43

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current P/E ratio of BSE Enhanced Value?
The current P/E ratio of BSE Enhanced Value is 8.70. Historical P/E trend charts are available in the Value section of the Fundamentals tab.
Is BSE Enhanced Value overvalued or undervalued based on current P/E?
Valuation context for BSE Enhanced Value — comparing current P/E and P/B to their historical averages — is available in the Value section of the Fundamentals tab.
What is the P/B ratio of BSE Enhanced Value?
The current P/B (Price-to-Book) ratio of BSE Enhanced Value is 1.20 Historical P/B trend charts are in the Value section of the Fundamentals tab.
What is the dividend yield of BSE Enhanced Value?
The aggregate dividend yield of BSE Enhanced Value is 3.43%. A yield above 2% indicates relatively high income generation from the index constituents. Historical dividend yield data is in the Value section of the Fundamentals tab.
What is the 10-year average P/E of BSE Enhanced Value?
The 10-year average P/E of BSE Enhanced Value is shown in the Value section of the Fundamentals tab as a reference line on the historical P/E chart.
What is the ROE of BSE Enhanced Value's constituent stocks?
The aggregate Return on Equity (ROE) of BSE Enhanced Value constituents is 15.36%. ROE measures how efficiently constituent companies generate profit from shareholder equity. An ROE above 15% reflects strong capital efficiency in the index portfolio. Historical ROE trends are in the Quality section of the Fundamentals tab.
What is the ROCE of BSE Enhanced Value's constituent stocks?
The aggregate Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) of BSE Enhanced Value constituents is 10.43%, alongside a ROE of 15.36%. ROCE measures profitability relative to total capital (debt + equity) and is a better indicator of capital efficiency for debt-heavy sectors. Historical ROCE data is in the Quality section of the Fundamentals tab.
What is the net profit margin of BSE Enhanced Value's constituents?
The net profit margin and operating margin of BSE Enhanced Value's constituents are shown in the Quality section of the Fundamentals tab.
What are the quality metrics of BSE Enhanced Value?
Key quality metrics of BSE Enhanced Value constituents — ROCE: 10.43%, ROE: 15.36%, PAT margin: 7.76%, Operating margin: 11.39% — reflect the aggregate profitability and efficiency of the index portfolio. ROE of 15.36% indicates how well constituent companies utilise shareholder equity. The full quality breakdown with historical trends is in the Quality section of the Fundamentals tab.
What is the financial health of BSE Enhanced Value's constituents?
The financial health of BSE Enhanced Value's constituent companies — including debt ratios and interest coverage — is shown in the Financial Health section of the Fundamentals tab.