Choose companies, sectors or themes, or describe what you want. Funds come back ranked by how much of their portfolio sits in it, from the latest portfolios of 2,024 funds.
Each page lists the funds with the most in it
Government-owned banks: SBI, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, PNB and the rest.
Banks not owned by the government, such as HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank.
Every listed bank the funds hold, government-owned and private.
Software and IT services companies such as TCS, Infosys and HCL Technologies.
Drug makers, hospitals and diagnostics.
Companies that build for the armed forces, such as HAL, Bharat Electronics and the shipyards.
Car, two-wheeler and truck makers and the companies that supply them.
Everyday products: food, drinks, soaps, cigarettes.
Steel, aluminium, copper, zinc and mining companies.
Oil refiners and marketers, gas companies and coal.
Companies that make and carry electricity, such as NTPC and Power Grid.
Property developers and REITs.
Phone and network companies and tower operators.
Engineering, construction and electrical equipment makers.
Finance companies other than banks: lenders, insurers, exchanges and brokers.
Foreign technology companies such as Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and NVIDIA.
Listed Tata companies, from TCS to Titan and Trent.
Listed Adani companies.
From the portfolios of 511 actively managed funds
Answered from the latest portfolios, updated as they come in
ICICI Bank Limited (733 funds), HDFC Bank Limited (707 funds), Bharti Airtel Limited (663 funds), State Bank of India (660 funds) and Reliance Industries Limited (639 funds), from the latest monthly portfolios of 2,024 funds.