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  • MF News What went in and out of MF portfolios in February

    What went in and out of MF portfolios in February

    Here’s a list of most bought and sold stocks by mutual funds last month
    Abhishek Kumar Mar 23, 2022

    Piramal Enterprises, PB Fintech and JSW Energy were the top three largecap additions in mutual fund portfolios in February. DLF, Godrej Consumers and Motherson Sumi also witnessed heightened buying interest from mutual funds, shows a report by ICICI Direct.

    In January, Havells India, Vedanta and Interglobe Aviation were the top three buys in the largecap space.

    Most sold largecaps

    HDFC AMC, Vedanta and IRCTC topped the list of most sold largecap stocks. SAIL, Tata Power, Apollo Hospitals and Zomato were also part of this list.

    Most bought

    Most sold

    Piramal Enterprises

    HDFC AMC

    PB Fintech

    Vedanta

    JSW Energy

    IRCTC

    DLF

    SAIL

    Godrej Consumer

    Tata Power

    Motherson Sumi

    Apollo Hospitals

    HDFC Life Insurance

    Zomato

    Cipla

    FSN E-commerce

    UPL

    BPCL

    ICICI Prudential LIC

    IndusInd Bank

     

    Midcaps

    In the midcap space, GMR Infra, Bandhan Bank and Vodafone India were the most sought after stocks by mutual funds. On the other hand, Escorts, Colgate-Palmolive and PNB were the top sells along with Bharat Heavy Electricals, Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC and Oil India.

    Interestingly, GMR Infra was the most sold midcap stock in January. The top buy list was headed by Bandhan Bank.

    Most bought

    Most sold

    GMR Infra

    Escorts

    Bandhan Bank

    Colgate-Palmolive (India)

    Vodafone Idea

    Punjab National Bank

    Laurus Labs

    Bharat Heavy Electricals

    Zee Entertainment

    Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC

    Aditya Birla Capital

    Oil India

    Yes Bank

    Indiamart Intermesh

    Indian Energy Exchange

    Aavas Financiers

    Nuvoco Vistas

    L&T Finance Holdings

    Indian Bank

    Petronet LNG

     

    Smallcaps

    TV18 Broadcast was the most bought smallcap stock last month, followed by Aegis Logistics, Restaurant Brands Asia and Equitas Small Finance Bank. Top sells in the smallcap space included CE Info Systems, PTC India and Amara Raja Batteries. These three stocks were the top sells in January as well.

    Most bought

    Most sold

    TV18 Broadcast

    CE Info Systems

    Aegis Logistics

    PTC India

    Restaurant Brands Asia

    Amara Raja Batteries

    Equitas Small Finance Bank

    Granules India

    Metropolis Healthcare

    Oriental Hotels

    Barbeque-Nation Hospitality

    Restaurant Brands Asia

    Aarti Drugs

    Capacit'e Infraprojects

    CE Info Systems

    Mangalore Refinery And Petrochemicals

    Hindustan Copper

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    AMI Organics

    Hathway Cable & Datacom

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