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NIFTY Energy Index PE Ratio

NIFTY Energy Index PE Ratio

NSE NIFTY Energy Index is a sectoral index that contains major securities related to the energy sector. Let's check the latest NIFTY Energy PE and evaluate the valuation using historical Price-to-Earning ratio (PE Ratio) data. P/E or price-to-earning ratio is a widely used metric that helps quickly indicate the valuation level of any stock or equity index. A lower P/E ratio is generally considered to reflect cheaper market valuation, while a higher P/E ratio indicates an expensive valuation.

NIFTY ENERGY PE : 14.93

Last Updated 12/04/2025, 10:56 AM

NIFTY ENERGY - Last 15 Days P/E Ratio Trends Chart

NIFTY ENERGY - Last 24 Months P/E Ratio Trends Chart

NIFTY ENERGY - Historical P/E Chart

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NIFTY ENERGY - P/E HeatMap

Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
2025	15.5	14.53	14.89	15.66	16.26	16.52	15.96	15.23	15.3	15.53	15.31	15
2024	12.28	13.27	13.16	13.51	13.71	13.61	14.69	15.84	15.86	14.96	15.04	14.89
2023	14.53	13.4	13.44	12.23	12.48	12.67	13.11	10.93	10.87	10.98	9.98	11.2
2022	11.72	10.95	11.08	12.48	11.74	11.41	11.35	13.12	13.28	12.95	14.68	15.1
2021	17.93	17.58	18.07	15.38	14.58	12.25	10.56	9.85	10.48	12.71	11.58	10.86
2020	12.23	11.4	8.96	9.46	10.12	12.05	15.07	15.61	16.16	15.82	15.47	16.89
2019	14.63	15.13	16.45	13.65	13.39	13.28	12.68	12.05	12.46	12.92	13.34	13.1
2018	16.34	15.31	14.83	14.96	15.14	15.65	15.77	16.58	16.07	14.13	14.42	14.56
2017	12.47	12.45	12.86	13.64	13.45	13.26	13.93	14.68	15.64	16.36	16.36	16.18
2016	12.66	11.07	11.34	11.66	11.16	11.9	12.69	13.15	13.47	13.35	12.1	11.97
2015	12.16	12.62	12.31	12.55	12.66	14.01	14.36	12.93	11.66	12	12.14	12.47
2014	11.18	11	12.16	12.92	14.24	14.3	13.65	13.22	13.11	12.76	13.13	12.26
2013	12.85	12.33	12.04	11.66	11.58	11.22	11.69	10.24	10.36	10.49	10.69	11.37
2012	15.45	16.27	14.92	14.39	13.79	12.9	13.18	14.78	15.6	15.7	12.85	12.28
2011	18.82	16.67	17.37	17.73	16.29	15.9	15.69	14.19	14.31	14.55	15.88	15.13
2010	17.85	16.92	17.25	17.36	17.05	18.64	18.95	22.05	23.14	23.28	20.63	19.87
2009	15.44	17.51	17.94	21.44	23.98	21.49	19.93	19.6	20.25	20.36	17.22	17.66
2008	21.88	17.94	17.15	18.32	18.2	16.43	16.01	16.87	16.65	13.13	14.26	15
2007	13.15	11.86	11.19	13.37	14.65	15.33	15.99	15.03	17.18	21.39	22.62	23.34
2006	13.98	13.64	14.38	16.54	15.39	12.07	12.86	12.94	13.59	13.6	13.06	12.82
2005	12.57	12.6	12.45	13.08	12.34	12.72	13.66

The Nifty Energy Index is essentially a health check for India’s energy sector. It tracks the performance of some of the country’s biggest names in oil, gas, power generation, and related businesses. Created by the NSE on January 1, 2001, with a base value of 1000, the index uses a free-float market-cap method. This means only the shares that are actually available for trading influence the index, giving investors a more realistic and tradable view of the market. It usually consists of around ten major companies.

Why the Nifty Energy Index Matters

Energy is one of the most sensitive and widely followed parts of the economy. The index often reacts to global crude prices, domestic demand, policy changes, and the growing push toward renewable energy. During times of high crude prices, major reforms, or strong industrial growth, the index tends to outperform.

For anyone who wants exposure to India’s long-term growth story without selecting individual stocks, the Nifty Energy Index offers a simple and diversified option. It captures a large portion of the sector’s value, ranging from oil exploration to refining to large-scale power generation.

Key Companies in the Index

The index is built around India’s leading energy players. While the specific stocks can change during periodic reviews, the core usually includes:

Reliance Industries Ltd.
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOC)
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL)
NTPC Ltd.
Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd.
GAIL (India) Ltd.

These companies form the backbone of India’s energy supply chain, covering everything from exploration to transmission.

Rebalancing and Weight Limits

To keep the index relevant, the NSE rebalances it two times a year, in January and July. During this review, weights are adjusted and stocks may be added or removed based on factors like liquidity and market capitalization. No single company is allowed to dominate because the maximum weight for any stock is capped at 33 percent. For more detailed information, please check the NSE official factsheet.