The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has released its latest classification for market capitalization segmentation of Indian stocks as of December 2024. Notably, the threshold for large-cap stocks has increased from a market capitalization of Rs 84,325 crore to Rs 1,00,119 crore. Similarly, the minimum market cap for mid-cap stocks has risen from Rs 27,564 crore to Rs 33,221 crore. The updated list includes new large-cap entrants such as Bajaj Housing Finance, Swiggy, NTPC Green, and RVNL, while CG Power and Rail Vikas Nigam have transitioned from mid-cap to large-cap status. The total turnover for top securities, including Tata Motors and DMart, reached Rs 1,484.19 crore over the first three days of January 2025. This classification reflects a significant shift in the market landscape, with the smallest large-cap now requiring a market cap of Rs 1,00,110 crore, compared to just Rs 26,000 crore five years ago.