PTI

Mumbai, Apr 13: The country's most valued firms added over Rs 33,000 crore to their market capitalisation last week, although heavy-weights like State Bank of India and BHEL suffered heavy losses in the premier club of top-10.

SBI, the country's largest lender, lost Rs 314 crore, from its market capitalisation previous week. At the end of trade on Thursday, SBI's valuation stood at Rs 72,402 crore.

The rejig in the elite club saw BHEL moving down to the seventh spot after losing Rs 1,694 crore. Shares of BHEL dropped 2.25 per cent on the Bombay Stock Exchange taking its total valuation down to Rs 73,293 crore.

The top-10 firms, comprising four private and six public sector entities, added Rs 33,416 crore to their valuation last week, taking the total market cap of the elite club to Rs 11,913,76 crore.

In the previous week, the valuation of the club was at Rs 11,57,958 crore.

The gains in the premier club of top-10 was led by country's most valued firm Reliance Industries which gained Rs 11,103 crore, accounting for a third of the total gains.

At the end of trade on Thursday, Mukesh Ambani-led RIL was valued at Rs 2,72,747 crore.