Monthly digest · written automatically from the published data
What changed in Mar 2022
The month in a few lines: investor money, where fund managers put it, the stocks they bought and sold, where fund houses moved in, and foreign and domestic institutional flows. Each line links to the full detail.
Data periodHoldings monthMar 2022FlowsAug 2026SIP dataAug 2026Data status →
- Investors added a net -69,883 Cr to mutual funds; equity funds took +28,463 Cr. Detail →
- Fund managers put the most money into Financial Services (+2,078 Cr), Information Technology (+1,166 Cr), Consumer Services (+1,076 Cr). Detail →
- They took the most out of Metals & Mining (-1,399 Cr), Consumer Durables (-635 Cr), Automobile and Auto Components (-515 Cr). Detail →
- Biggest buys: Coforge Limited (+895 Cr), HDFC Bank Limited (+795 Cr), The Indian Hotels Company Limited (+783 Cr). Detail →
- Biggest sales: Hindalco Industries Limited (-716 Cr), State Bank of India (-540 Cr), ITC Limited (-492 Cr). Detail →
- Fund houses opened new positions in One 97 Communications Limited (5 fund houses), Indus Towers Limited (3 fund houses), FSN E-Commerce Ventures Limited (3 fund houses). Detail →
- They closed out of L&T Finance Limited (7), Indian Railway Catering And Tourism Corporation Limited (5), Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers and Chemicals Limited (3). Detail →
- Foreign investors (NSDL) were net sellers of 41,123 Cr of Indian equity; mutual funds bought a net 22,220 Cr on the exchanges (SEBI). Detail →
Holdings: 14 fund houses disclosed for Mar 2022. Rupee figures are estimates at NSE month-end prices; flows are AMFI’s; foreign-investor figures are NSDL’s and mutual fund exchange figures SEBI’s, each as published. Nothing here is advice. Method →