Market capitalization
Market capitalization is share price times shares outstanding, the market's price for the whole company. Index weights in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 come from it, which is how one company could outweigh every listed Indian company in May 2026, and how a ₹42 crore company can trade 720 million shares on a day with no news.
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