BCG’s Value Creators database. The median rose to 12% per year from 2019 through 2023 — up from 7% per year from 2018 through 2022.
Technology and tech-related companies led the charge, as excitement over generative AI helped fuel a rebound from 2022’s losses, according to a report based on the database.
«The landscape is not solely tech dominated, however. Several asset-heavy industrial sectors or recently lagging industries also accelerated their TSR performance compared with last year’s study and now rank near the top of our industry ranking,» it noted.
With global market indices perched at all-time highs, companies across sectors now face the challenge of maintaining or regaining TSR momentum.
Within this, several Indian companies made the cut including Jindal Stainless, which secured the 9th spot among the top 25 shareholder returns.
The 5-year annualised TSR of the company was at 76% and the 25 year TSR stood at 74. Varun Beverages at rank 22 and Tube Investments of India at 25th spot also managed to get a place on the list of top 25 companies.
The 2024 rankings revealed a broad range of TSR performance within each of the industries we studied, showing that all companies have the opportunity to outperform the broader market, regardless of their industry dynamics.
Overall, the last 12 months have been incredibly strong for the global capital markets, with median annual total shareholder returns increasing from 7% to 12% on a rolling 5-year basis.
Tech-related industries have outperformed, propelled by