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MNC stocks ruling the roost since 2008, public sector firms remain laggards

Family-owned units rank second, while public sector firms remain laggards

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The combined market capitalisation of 50 listed MNCs in the Business Standard sample is up more than 8x, or 715 per cent, since January 2009 | Illustration: Ajay Mohanty

Krishna Kant Mumbai
Family-run entities have outperformed their non-family-owned peers over the past decade (including the Asia-Pacific region), according to a Credit Suisse report released earlier this month.

However, a more granular data of BSE500 index firms suggests that listed subsidiaries of global multinationals — such as Hindustan Unilever, Maruti Suzuki, Nestlé, and Colgate Palmolive — have been favourites of equity investors in India after the Lehman crisis.

MNCs have outperformed their peers on the bourses since 2009, followed by family-owned companies. Government firms have been bottom of the pile.

The combined market capitalisation of 50 listed MNCs in the Business Standard sample

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