Communication Services
Live prices for leading Communication Services sector stocks — in USD and INR. Tap any stock to see its price chart.
1 USD = ₹96
| Company | Price (USD) | Price (INR) | Change (24h) | 52W Low | 52W HighThe highest and lowest closing price (or index level) recorded over the trailing 12 months -- a quick way to gauge how far the current price sits from its recent extremes. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alphabet IncGoogleGOOGL | $342.75 | ₹32,894 | -0.34% | $235.84 | $408.61 | |
| Meta Platforms IncMetaMETA | $715.62 | ₹68,678 | -4.79% | $520.26 | $779.82 | |
| Netflix IncNetflixNFLX | $69.23 | ₹6,644 | -2.69% | $65.08 | $124.86 | |
| The Walt Disney CompanyDisneyDIS | $105.59 | ₹10,133 | -0.53% | $92.19 | $117.09 | |
| T-Mobile US IncT-MobileTMUS | $166.45 | ₹15,974 | +0.62% | $161.14 | $240.95 | |
| Verizon Communications IncVerizonVZ | $46.68 | ₹4,480 | -0.85% | $38.39 | $51.68 | |
| AT&T IncAT&TT | $24.90 | ₹2,390 | -1.89% | $19.89 | $29.44 | |
| Comcast CorporationComcastCMCSA | $21.79 | ₹2,091 | -0.55% | $21.28 | $32.86 | |
| Charter Communications IncCharter (Spectrum)CHTR | $111.40 | ₹10,691 | -1.34% | $110.35 | $285.82 | |
| Electronic Arts IncElectronic ArtsEA | $209.70 | ₹20,125 | +0.00% | $164.50 | $210.20 | |
| Take-Two Interactive Software IncTake-TwoTTWO | $202.35 | ₹19,420 | +0.45% | $187.63 | $265.94 | |
| Warner Bros. Discovery IncWarner Bros DiscoveryWBD | $30.90 | ₹2,965 | +0.13% | $17.08 | $30.92 | |
| Omnicom Group IncOmnicomOMC | $75.10 | ₹7,207 | -1.38% | $66.33 | $89.57 | |
| Live Nation Entertainment IncLive NationLYV | $171.89 | ₹16,496 | +0.60% | $125.34 | $189.25 | |
| Match Group IncMatch GroupMTCH | $39.51 | ₹3,792 | -2.56% | $28.81 | $44.94 | |
| Interpublic GroupIPG | — | |||||
| News CorporationNews CorpNWSA | $29.10 | ₹2,793 | +2.14% | $22.20 | $31.66 | |
| Fox CorporationFox CorpFOXA | $63.06 | ₹6,052 | -0.02% | $48.34 | $76.39 | |
| Paramount GlobalParamountPARA | $0.70 | ₹68 | +0.57% | $0.65 | $79.60 | |
Prices may be delayed up to 15 minutes. Data is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
Reading a Sector's Constituent Stocks
This page opens when you click a tile on the Sector Heatmap, drilling down from a single sector ETF's day-level colour into the individual stocks that make up that sector. Each row shows the same information as the Top US Stocks page -- live USD price, INR equivalent, 24-hour change, and 52-week low/high as separate columns -- but scoped to just this sector's constituents, which is useful when a sector tile is strongly green or red and you want to see whether the move is broad-based across the sector or driven by one or two large names.
Expanding any stock's row opens the same period-based price chart (1M through Max) used everywhere else on the site, so you can check whether a stock's current move fits its longer-term trend or looks like a short-term spike. Because sector membership and weightings can shift over time as index providers rebalance, treat the constituent list here as a practical snapshot for research rather than an official, real-time index membership record.
Frequently asked questions
Why do all stocks in a sector sometimes move together?
Stocks in the same GICS sector often share exposure to the same underlying drivers -- interest rates for financials, oil prices for energy, consumer spending for retail -- so broad macro news tends to move most of them in the same direction, even if company-specific news differs.
Is this the complete list of every stock in the sector?
It covers the sector's major, most-tracked constituents rather than every single company in the full S&P 500 sector index, which can run to dozens of names.
Why does this page reuse the Top US Stocks table format?
So the experience is identical everywhere on the site -- once you're familiar with reading price, change, and range columns on one page, every other stock table works exactly the same way.