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Top 10 large cap, mid cap and small cap Mutual funds stocks in India

Sep 10, 2021, 12:26 IST
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  • NMDC, Britannia Industries, Adani Ports and SEZ, Adani Enterprises are among the top 10 large cap company stocks bought by mutual funds in the month of July.
  • From the list of top large cap stocks bought in July by mutual funds, YES Bank has fallen 27%, and Hero MotoCorp has slipped 23% in the last six months.
  • The industry received inflows of ₹22,583 crore in equity mutual funds in July.
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With increasing awareness about investment and savings, investment products like mutual funds have become very popular. Besides, at lower interest rates, they seem to provide an attractive investment opportunity for investors.

The industry received inflows of ₹22,583 crore in equity mutual funds in July. These inflows have pushed the overall mutual fund industry’s assets under management (AUM) to ₹35.31 lakh crore as of July 2021.

Mutual fund industry manages the hard earned money of crores of investors with their quality research team. Hence it is interesting and worthy to get to know what all stocks the industry is adding to their portfolio.

Here is a list of top stocks bought by the mutual fund industry in July, according to a report by ICICIDirect.

Large cap stocks



The mutual funds industry has added the highest numbers of shares of NMDC, YES Bank, HDFC Life Insurance, some Adani Group companies — Adani Port and SEZ, Adani Enterprises in July.
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From the list of large cap stocks bought in July by mutual funds, YES Bank has fallen 27%, and Hero MotoCorp has slipped 23% in the last six months.

Top 10 buys in large capNumber of shares (in lakh) added in July
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NMDC767
YES Bank369
HDFC Life Insurance119
Adani Port and SEZ93
United Spirits66
JSW Steel48
Britannia Industries16
Adani Enterprises16
Hero MotoCorp12
Siemens7

Mid-cap stocks



Interestingly, the fund houses have added the most number of stocks of debt ridden telecom operator Vodafone Idea. To put into perspective, Vodafone Idea is currently going through turbulent times to raise funds, with one of its promoters, Kumar Mangalam Birla, ready to give up his 27% stake.

GMR Infrastructure, Indraprastha Gas and Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail were among top stocks in mid-cap companies bought by mutual funds in July.

Top 10 buys in mid capNumber of shares (in lakh) added in July
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Vodafone Idea488
GMR Infrastructure217
Indraprastha Gas170
Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail124
Apollo Tyres82
Container Corporation of India56
Tata Chemicals26
Shriram Transport Finance Company16
Macrotech Developers5
Godrej Industries5

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Small cap companies



The mutual fund industry has added the highest number of shares of public sector loan financing company Housing & Urban Development Corporation. The stock has fallen 18% in the last one month.

Jindal Stainless, Arvind and Indiabulls Real Estate were other top buys by the mutual fund industry.

Top 10 buys in small capNumber of shares (in lakh) added in July
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Housing & Urban Development Corporation281
Jindal Stainless51
Arvind40
Indiabulls Real Estate23
Gokaldas Exports19
Alicon Castalloy15
DFM Foods9
Nazara Technologies6
Privi Speciality Chemicals2
IIFL Wealth Management2

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