Indian mutual funds raised holdings in BSE and Aditya Infotech in September
According to Motilal Oswal, Indian mutual funds' holding value in BSE rose 26.8% and in Aditya Infotech 35.6% in September 2026.
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what happened
Motilal Oswal Financial Services, in its Fund Folio - Indian Mutual Fund Tracker report, said that in September 2026 Indian mutual funds increased the value of their holdings in BSE, HDFC Bank, Coal India, Meesho and Gland Pharma. Among the top 10 stocks, Aditya Infotech posted the strongest rise in holding value, up 35.6% to Rs.6,070 crore. BSE's holding value grew 26.8% to Rs.20,060 crore, while the number of shares held rose 34.6% even though the stock fell 5.8%.
The report stresses that a higher holding value does not always mean fund managers bought more; it can reflect price moves, new purchases or both. Comparing value with share quantity gives a clearer view. For ITC, holding value rose 3% but share count only 0.1%, with the 2.9% price gain explaining most of the increase.
why it matters
For investors in Indian equities, the data shows where funds are adding exposure, but it does not guarantee further share price gains. Comparing value with quantity helps separate real buying from revaluation.
market impact
Indian equities: fund inflows into BSE and Aditya Infotech give modest support to these shares
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