Dec 4, 2023
By: Sourabh JainCoforge has seen the highest increase in mutual fund holdings from 27.73 percent in Q2 FY24 to 42.29 percent in Q3 FY24, an increase of 14.56 percent.
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Fortis is a distant second, with a 4.01 percent increase in mutual fund holding. The mutual fund holding in Fortis Health has increased from 18.49 percent in Q2 FY24 to 22.5 percent in Q3.
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Indian cement producer ACC is next on the list with a 3.31 percent increase. The mutual fund holding in the company has increased from 9.21 percent to 12.52 percent in Q3 FY24.
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Prestige Estates is a close fourth with a 2.92 percent increase in mutual fund holdings. The mutual fund holdings in the company have increased from 9.26 percent in Q2 FY24 to 12.18 percent in Q3 FY24.
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Pharma giant Aurobindo Pharma is next on the list with a 2.90 percent increase. The mutual fund holding in the company has increased from 8.37 percent to 11.27 percent.
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HDFC Bank has recorded the highest decrease in mutual fund holdings during the September quarter. Mutual fund holdings in the bank have decreased from 17.6 percent to 8.74 percent, a 8.86 percent decrease.
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LIC Housing is a distant second, with a decrease of 3.4 percent. The mutual fund holdings in the company have decreased from 18.66 percent to 15.26 percent.
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Ashok Leyland is next on the list, with a 3.14 percent decrease. The mutual fund holding in the company has decreased from 13.24 percent in Q2 FY24 to 10.1 percent in Q3 FY24, a 3.14 percent decrease.
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Crompton Greaves Consumer has recorded a 2.06 percent decrease, from 37.49 percent holding in Q2 FY24 to 35.43 percent holding in Q3 FY24.
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Hydropower company NHPC is fifth on the list, with a 1.95 percent decrease in mutual fund holdings. The mutual fund holdings in the company have decreased from 9.37 percent in Q2 FY24 to 7.42 percent in Q3 FY24.
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