Mutual funds expanded their holdings in several major Indian companies during the June quarter of 2026. The increase in holding value coincided with share price gains across all top ten companies during the period.

Between March 31, 2026, and June 30, 2026, the ten stocks with the largest value increases in mutual fund holdings were:

• ICICI Bank: Mutual fund holdings rose by Rs 51,707 crore to Rs 2,92,021 crore from Rs 2,40,314 crore, as the stock gained 14.04%.
• HDFC Bank: Holdings increased by Rs 37,985 crore to Rs 3,26,191 crore from Rs 2,88,206 crore, with the stock price rising 9.08%.
• Axis Bank: Holdings grew by Rs 18,944 crore to Rs 1,38,142 crore from Rs 1,19,198 crore, alongside a 15.88% stock gain.
• Eternal: Holdings went up by Rs 17,009 crore to Rs 80,898 crore from Rs 63,889 crore, while the share price advanced 15.56%.
• Bajaj Finance: Mutual fund value increased by Rs 16,544 crore to Rs 60,250 crore from Rs 43,706 crore, accompanied by a 25.35% stock rally.
• Larsen & Toubro: Holdings rose by Rs 15,755 crore to Rs 1,13,539 crore from Rs 97,784 crore, as shares gained 18.24%.
• Adani Enterprises: Holdings expanded by Rs 15,171 crore to Rs 21,340 crore from Rs 6,169 crore, with the stock gaining 72.62%.
• InterGlobe Aviation: Holdings increased by Rs 13,791 crore to Rs 50,395 crore from Rs 36,604 crore, alongside a 36.13% stock gain.
• Kotak Mahindra Bank: Holdings rose by Rs 12,737 crore to Rs 95,571 crore from Rs 82,834 crore, with a 10.99% gain in share price.
• Maruti Suzuki India: Holdings grew by Rs 10,205 crore to Rs 68,029 crore from Rs 57,824 crore, while the stock advanced 14.70%.