UPP9 Index

The UPP9 Index is an official PSX benchmark that tracks a defined set of constituent companies, serving as a reference for investors measuring performance against that segment of the Pakistan equity market. The current UPP9 Index level, daily change, and intraday range are shown live at the top of this page. View constituent companies and historical performance throughout this page, or browse all PSX benchmarks on the All Indices page.

The UPP9 Indexis trading live at the level shown at the top of this page, with tick-by-tick point change, percentage change, and intraday high/low updated continuously during PSX trading hours. The advance and decline count for the session's constituents is also shown. View multi-period returns (1 Month, 3 Month, 1 Year) and performance comparison against other PSX benchmarks in the chart below.

The UPP9 Index's constituent count is shown in the overview section at the top of this page. Companies are selected and weighted by free-float market capitalization, with sector caps where applicable to prevent any single industry dominating. The top constituents by weight and their individual contributions to the index are shown in the Companies Included table below. For cross-index company analysis, use the PSX stock screener .

The UPP9 Index's aggregate Price-to-Earnings ratio and trailing-twelve-month dividend yield are displayed in the overview metrics section on this page, calculated as the market-cap-weighted average across all constituents. Compare these metrics against other PSX benchmarks like the KSE-100, KMI-30, and KSE All Share using the Index Compare tool.

The UPP9 Index's top sector exposures are shown in the sector breakdown section on this page, calculated from the cumulative market-cap weight of all constituent companies in each industry. Heavy sector concentration means index performance is closely tied to those sectors — a strong rally in the top-weighted sector moves the UPP9 Index more than rallies in less-weighted segments. View detailed sector rankings and weights on the All Sectors page.

The UPP9 Index's Shariah compliance status and Shariah exposure percentage are shown in the overview section on this page. Use the Halal Only toggle on the constituent table to filter for only Shariah-compliant names within the index. For fully Shariah-screened benchmarks, see the KMI-30 (top 30 Shariah-compliant companies) or the KMI All Share (broader Shariah universe).

The total market capitalization of UPP9 Index constituent companies, average daily trading volume, and average daily traded value are shown in the overview metrics section at the top of this page. These metrics measure overall index liquidity and the level of institutional participation in the index.

The UPP9 Index's 1 Month, 3 Month, and 1 Year returns are shown in the performance strip at the top of this page. The chart below plots UPP9 Index performance against the KSE-100 benchmark across multiple timeframes (1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y, 3Y, 5Y) with a Halal Only toggle for Shariah-compliant filtering. Historical returns reflect both constituent company performance and any index rebalancing during the period.

The KSE-100 tracks the 100 largest PSX-listed companies across all sectors, representing approximately 80% of total market capitalization. The UPP9 Index has a different constituent universe, weighting methodology, or Shariah screening criteria — producing different sector exposures and return patterns across market cycles. See the full UPP9 Index vs KSE-100 comparison on the Index Compare page for live performance, valuation, and constituent differences.

The Companies Included table below shows every UPP9 Index constituent sorted by index weight by default — the highest-weighted names appear at the top and have a disproportionate impact on index movement. The table shows individual weight (%), index points contributed, and current performance for each constituent. Click any company name to open its detail page with full valuation metrics.

The Compare With Other PSX Benchmarks section at the bottom of this page lets you place UPP9 Index alongside other indices for side-by-side analysis — including KSE-30, KMI-30, KMI All Share, and sector tradable indices. Each comparison shows live performance charts, fundamental metrics, and constituent breakdowns. For custom multi-index analysis, use the Index Compare tool.

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