Favorite companies of mutual fund managers
Even though there is a selling hobby in the Indian market for the past several months. But there are some companies on which mutual fund companies are also expressing confidence. Even in the middle of the market, fund managers have invested money in Infosys including Jomato, JS Steel. Let us know which have been the favorite stocks of mutual fund companies in August.
It is noteworthy that fund managers in these companies have invested money at such a time. When his stake has been lower than the previous month. According to Motilal Oswal Financial Services, the Equity Asset Under Management (AUM) for domestic mutual funds has been reduced to Rs 36.2 trillion in August 2025 in August 2025 to Rs 36.2 trillion.
There is strong shopping here
- Eternal- According to Motilal Oswal Financial Services, Jomato’s parent company has been the most preferred share among the Eternal Fund Managers. During August, mutual fund holdings saw an increase of 12.3 percent and 24.59 crore shares were added to various schemes. The total holding of mutual funds in Eternational increased to 216.5 crore, which is worth Rs 68,000 crore.
- Shriram Finance-After the Eternal, the fund managers have done a lot of purchasing Shriram Finance. In August 2025, its holding increased by 6.9 percent to 19.4 crore, the value of which was Rs 11,290 crore.
- JSW Steel- Another name for mutual funds participation was JSW Steel, whose share of shares increased by 6.4 percent, after which its total value increased to Rs 10,920 crore.
- Infosys- One of the largest IT companies in India, Infosys was also prominently included in the list of MOSL. Mutual fund’s stake in Infosys increased by 5.2 percent to 82.4 crore shares on a monthly basis, the total value of which increased to 1,21,140 crore. However, its stock declined by 2.6 percent in August, causing pressure on the big IT companies.
- Bajaj Finserv- In addition to Infosys, JS Steel, Bajaj Finserv also attracted the attention of investors. In this company too, mutual fund companies put good money. MOSL said that the stake of mutual funds in the company increased by 5 percent to 11.2 crore on a monthly basis, the value of Rs 21,460 crore. However, in its shares also declined by 1.8 percent in the company’s stock in August.