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    Charticle: Mutual funds continue to lap up banking shares in July | Mutual Fund – Top Stories

    August 14, 2024


    2 min read Last Updated : Aug 15 2024 | 12:42 AM IST


    Mutual funds (MFs) continued to lap up HDFC Bank and other major banking sector stocks in July. 


    With a deployment of Rs 2,720 crore in July, MFs’ total investment in HDFC Bank in calendar year 2024 (till now) surged to Rs 48,820 crore, shows a report by Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research.


    The investment is the aggregate of total net deployment by active equity, passive and equity-oriented hybrid schemes.


    Other top buys in the banking space include Axis Bank and State Bank of India. Vedanta, ITC and Asian Bank were also among the most-bought stocks last month.


    Among smallcap companies, MFs lapped up shares of PNB Housing, Jyoti CNC Auto, Emcure Pharma, Sobha and Piramal Enterprises, shows the report.

    Companies in which MFs trimmed their holdings significantly include Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), NTPC, Avenue Supermart, Bharat Electronics and Sun Pharma.

    Bulking up: Banks dominate MFs’ buy list


    Top buys

    Surge in holding (in Rs cr)

    Vedanta

    3,290

    HDFC Bank

    2,720

    ITC

    2,690

    Axis Bank

    2,130

    Asian Paint

    2,070

    Power Grid Corp

    1,620

    State Bank of India

    1,460



    Top sells

    Decline in holding (in Rs cr)

    TCS

    2,710

    NTPC

    2,580

    Avenue Supermart

    2,120

    Bharat Electronics

    2,070

    Sun Pharma

    2,050


    Source: Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research

    Note: During two-month period (August and September); **At October 12 closing price

     

    First Published: Aug 15 2024 | 12:42 AM IST



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