# Do You Think IT Companies Will Move Out of the Nifty 50?

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**Created:** [February 24, 2026, 6:23am UTC](https://tradingqna.com/t/do-you-think-it-companies-will-move-out-of-the-nifty-50/191722 "2026-02-24T06:23:11Z")
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#### Post date: [February 25, 2026, 12:40pm UTC](https://tradingqna.com/t/do-you-think-it-companies-will-move-out-of-the-nifty-50/191722/11 "2026-02-25T12:40:52Z")

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You are welcome to extrapolate based on your experiences.  
I am simply pointing our potential issues with such an extrapolation.

> [@BB789](#):
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> I mean they do have certain B2C products in play store.  
> Look at their reviews for yourself.

While it is hurting their end-user reputation,  
such B2C ventures are not any significant portion of their income/profits  
for them to care about them (just yet).

Nor are they a reflection of the competence of other business units.  
_(just like how [**this**](https://www.ihrb.org/latest/content-moderation-is-a-new-factory-floor-of-exploitation-labour-protections-must-catch-up) doesn’t mean Meta is built on “slave-labor”.)_

> [@BB789](#):
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> it spends like 25% of revenue in R&D.

[Non sequitur](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non_sequitur_(literary_device)) This opens up additional nuances.  
Something to check is how much of this is truly about innovation  
vs. financial structuring for tax advantages involved.

I would not be surprised if the amounts paid by Meta to their sub-contractors (including Indian IT firms)  
is accounted for under R&D in Meta’s statements.

> [@BB789](#):
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> Doesn’t India want that? I doubt it.

Isn’t it good that even if ~~India~~ (the ones that are currently in power and represent it) wants it,  
they are not in a position to grab that power due to how India works!  
A desired outcome, if such concentration of power is considered bad.

> [@BB789](#):
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> Do note that both Facebook and Google were started by just one to three citizens. Could you show me a tech company, started in India, with such a similar explosive growth only by innovation?

A loaded question, but i will try my best to side-step the “land-mines” first -

Both Facebook and Google aren’t built on innovation alone.  
It is not a given that innovation is even the dominant reason for their growth.  
(other factors including - network effects, ZiRP, operational scale, global cheap-labor are also relevant)

With **`GOOGL`** having gone

- 150x from their 2USD intial listing price to ~300USD today over ~20 years,

even something like **`INFY`** has gone

- 300x in INR terms from a fraction of an INR to ~300INR over 20 years of its intial listing
  - with USD-INR depretiation accounting for ~5% of this growth over those 20 years .

Again not an indication of anything great about either company.  
Just that all these are playing around in the same ballpark.  
Just playing different games of choice at different times.

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