Sectors · Mar 2025

Where mutual funds put their money

Every stock mutual funds disclosed, valued at its official NSE closing price and grouped by NSE industry. See which sectors funds own most, and which they bought or sold this month.

Data periodHoldings monthMar 2025NSE prices25 Sep 2026Data status →

In Mar 2025, funds put an estimated net ₹4,211 Cr into Consumer Services and took an estimated net ₹964 Cr out of Automobile and Auto Components.

Estimated from the change in shares held by the same schemes, valued at the month-end NSE price. How this is estimated →

Sectors funds bought

Estimated net buying · ₹ crore

Consumer Services +4,211 Cr
Capital Goods +1,384 Cr
Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels +1,205 Cr
Financial Services +1,124 Cr
Fast Moving Consumer Goods +901 Cr

Sectors funds sold

Estimated net selling · ₹ crore

Automobile and Auto Components -964 Cr
Information Technology -635 Cr
Healthcare -475 Cr
Diversified -463 Cr
Construction -443 Cr

Every sector

Value held, share of all fund equity, and estimated buying in Mar 2025

₹ crore at official NSE month-end closing prices. “Share” is the sector’s part of all equity mutual funds disclosed; the change is in percentage points against the previous month.
Sector	Value held	Share	Change in share	Estimated net buying	Companies	Net bought / sold
Financial Services	7.83 lakh Cr	30.0%	+0.21 pp	+1,124 Cr	111	53 / 56
Information Technology	2.21 lakh Cr	8.4%	-0.87 pp	-635 Cr	35	16 / 17
Healthcare	1.88 lakh Cr	7.2%	+0.04 pp	-475 Cr	66	31 / 35
Automobile and Auto Components	1.78 lakh Cr	6.8%	-0.17 pp	-964 Cr	45	20 / 24
Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels	1.71 lakh Cr	6.5%	-0.08 pp	+1,205 Cr	16	8 / 8
Capital Goods	1.53 lakh Cr	5.9%	+0.51 pp	+1,384 Cr	96	57 / 35
Fast Moving Consumer Goods	1.42 lakh Cr	5.4%	-0.05 pp	+901 Cr	42	26 / 15
Consumer Services	1.18 lakh Cr	4.5%	+0.04 pp	+4,211 Cr	37	24 / 13
Power	95,286 Cr	3.6%	+0.20 pp	+647 Cr	21	11 / 7
Telecommunication	82,215 Cr	3.1%	+0.06 pp	-266 Cr	13	9 / 4
Consumer Durables	81,565 Cr	3.1%	-0.10 pp	+666 Cr	38	21 / 16
Construction	70,645 Cr	2.7%	+0.08 pp	-443 Cr	23	12 / 11
Metals & Mining	58,631 Cr	2.2%	+0.02 pp	+165 Cr	23	10 / 11
Construction Materials	54,018 Cr	2.1%	+0.12 pp	+158 Cr	15	9 / 6
Chemicals	51,046 Cr	2.0%	+0.11 pp	+346 Cr	43	22 / 20
Services	40,709 Cr	1.6%	+0.05 pp	+840 Cr	24	13 / 11
Realty	29,618 Cr	1.1%	-0.01 pp	-327 Cr	15	9 / 6
Textiles	16,732 Cr	0.6%	-0.02 pp	-10.87 Cr	11	8 / 3
Media Entertainment & Publication	3,994 Cr	0.2%	-0.00 pp	-54.18 Cr	7	4 / 3
Diversified	2,582 Cr	0.1%	-0.02 pp	-463 Cr	3	1 / 2
Utilities	822 Cr	0.0%	-0.00 pp	+35.72 Cr	4	3 / 0
Forest Materials	242 Cr	0.0%	+0.00 pp	+27.91 Cr	1	1 / 0
Not classified	70,092 Cr	2.7%	-0.10 pp	+590 Cr	381	100 / 149

How the mix has shifted

Share of all disclosed fund equity · the eight largest sectors today

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A share can rise because funds bought more or because prices rose; the buying estimates above separate the two.

Stocks funds bought most

Estimated net buying in Mar 2025 · held by 5+ fund houses

Stocks funds sold most

Estimated net selling in Mar 2025 · held by 5+ fund houses

Screen every stock by sector, size and buying →

27 fund houses disclosed portfolios for Mar 2025; 1,033 of 1,070 companies have an NSE closing price. Sectors are NSE Indices’ industry classification (97.3% of value classified; smaller companies outside the Nifty Total Market index are shown as “Not classified”). 1 fund-house disclosure did not match its month-end prices and is left out of the buying estimates. Method →