Nifty Media Historical Returns

The Nifty Media index tracks broadcasting, entertainment and publishing companies.

Index level (NSE close, 23 Oct)
1,563.40
Day change
−1.33%
P/E · P/B · dividend yield
41.3 · 1.70 · 0.97%
Latest data
23 Oct 2026
1-year return
+1.1%
5-year CAGR
−7.3% a year
10-year CAGR
−6.2% a year
Largest fall from peak
−73% (Jan 2018–Apr 2020)
Below previous peak now
−57.1%

Price history

1,0001,5002,0002,5003,0003,500201620182020202220242026Dec 2015: 2,633Dec 2016: 2,611Dec 2017: 3,464Dec 2018: 2,566Dec 2019: 1,804Dec 2020: 1,649Dec 2021: 2,219Dec 2022: 1,992Dec 2023: 2,388Dec 2024: 1,818Dec 2025: 1,445Oct 2026: 1,563

Month-end values. Hover a year-end point for its value.

Below previous peak (how far it was under its earlier high at each month-end)
0%−40%−80%

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About Nifty Media

The Nifty Media index tracks broadcasting, entertainment and publishing companies.

What it means for investors. A small, volatile sector shaped by advertising spending and changes in how people consume media.

Returns over time

Series1Y3Y5Y10Y15Y20YMax fallData to
Nifty Media1.1%−10.6%−7.3%−6.2%n/an/a−73%23 Oct 2026

Annualised (CAGR) for periods of a year or more, ending on each series' latest date. “n/a” means the series does not go back that far. Max fall: the largest fall from a previous peak over the whole history.

NSE Indices daily index closing values (NSE archives, ind_close_all file). Data 11 Jun 2015 to 23 Oct 2026. Latest level: NSE daily index closing values. Returns use the fund NAV history, which includes dividends.

Calendar-year returns

YearReturn
2026 to 23 Oct8.2%
2025−20.5%
2024−23.9%
202319.9%
2022−10.2%
202134.6%
2020−8.6%
2019−29.7%
2018−25.9%
201732.7%
2016−0.8%
2015 part year27.3%

Over 10 complete calendar years since 2016, Nifty Media rose in 3. Best: 2021 (+34.6%). Worst: 2019 (−29.7%).

Year-end to year-end, from NSE Indices daily index closing values (NSE archives, ind_close_all file).

Falls from peak and recovery

PeakBottomFallMonths downBack to peakMonths to recoverEvents in the fall
Jan 2018Apr 2020−72.9%27not yet—Union Budget 2018; NBFC sell-off; General election results 2019; Corporate tax cut; and 3 more
May 2017Aug 2017−12.4%3Nov 20174GST introduced
Oct 2016Dec 2016−20.3%3Mar 20173Demonetisation
Dec 2015Feb 2016−17.7%2Jun 20164—
Oct 2015Nov 2015−10.9%1Dec 20152—
Aug 2015Aug 2015−14.2%1Oct 20152Yuan devaluation

Each fall of 10% or more from a previous high, measured on daily data. The 6 deepest are shown. “Back to peak” is the first date it regained the previous high.

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Rolling returns: the range of outcomes

Holding periodPeriodsMedianWorstBestMiddle halfPositive
1 year124−3.5%−58.3%58.3%−20.5% to 13.5%45%
3 years100−5.0%−31.1%17.8%−11.8% to 2.8%36%
5 years76−4.5%−12.6%7.8%−8.0% to −1.4%17%
10 years16−5.2%−6.2%−2.4%−5.7% to −4.2%0%

Every holding period starting at a month-end in the history (overlapping). Annualised for periods over a year.

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How it has moved with other assets

Compared withCorrelationMonths
Nifty 500.59135
Gold (domestic, ₹)−0.16135
10-year G-Sec (bond fund)−0.03135
USD/INR−0.34135
Nifty Bank0.54135
Nifty PSU Bank0.48135

Correlation of monthly returns over the months both series have: +1 moves together, 0 unrelated, −1 opposite. Relationships change over time.

Correlation matrix and rolling correlation →

Nifty Media and the Nifty 50, year by year

YearNifty MediaNifty 50
2026 to 23 Oct8.2%−12.9%
2025−20.5%11.6%
2024−23.9%9.6%
202319.9%20.9%
2022−10.2%5.3%
202134.6%25.2%
2020−8.6%15.5%
2019−29.7%13.2%
2018−25.9%4.3%
201732.7%29.7%
2016−0.8%4.0%
2015 part year27.3%−3.3%

Fund NAVs (AMFI), after fund costs.

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Questions

What has Nifty Media returned over the long run?
Calculated from NSE Indices daily index closing values (NSE archives, ind_close_all file), Nifty Media returned −6.2% a year over the 10 years to 23 Oct 2026, and −10.6% a year over 3 years. Past returns do not indicate future returns.
What was the biggest fall in Nifty Media?
In the data available from Jun 2015, the largest fall from a previous peak was −72.9%, from Jan 2018 to Apr 2020; it had not regained that peak by 23 Oct 2026. There were 6 falls of 10% or more, 2 of them 20% or more.
How often has Nifty Media been positive over one year?
Across 124 one-year periods starting at month-ends, 45% were positive; the range was −58.3% to 58.3%. Over five-year periods (76), 17% were positive, with annualised returns from −12.6% to 7.8%.
Data & disclosure. Figures are calculated by Integrato from AMFI NAVs, FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis) and World Bank data; data checked 24 Oct 2026. Index-fund and ETF NAVs stand in for index levels and differ from them by fund costs and tracking difference. Source institutions may revise data. Historical performance is not indicative of future returns, and historical relationships may not persist. This page is for information and education; it is not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Integrato Financial Services Pvt. Ltd. is an AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor (ARN-173155). Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme-related documents carefully. Sources and methodology →
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