See what Indian active-equity funds bought and sold last month.
This is a research tool, not a broker. It shows stocks that funds bought more of or sold, counted in shares — a price bounce with no extra buying does not show up as a buy.
What to do with this
Three jobs. Pick one and click through.
Follow the money
Open Adds & cuts, sort by Net ₹ cr, then click a stock to see which funds added or cut.
Compare schemes
Screener filters Direct Growth active-equity by Sharpe, TER, PE, and CAGR vs category. Compare up to six.
Keep a short list
Tap Watch on a stock. The watchlist stays in this browser — no login.
This month's biggest moves
See all adds and cutsHoldings as of July 2026.
Biggest inflows
- ICICI Bank Limited+6,776.9 ₹ crBanks · 289 funds
- Mahindra & Mahindra Limited+5,264.6 ₹ crAutomobiles · 203 funds
- Infosys Limited+5,212.8 ₹ crIT - Software · 204 funds
Biggest outflows
- Larsen & Toubro Limited-7,475.5 ₹ crConstruction · 212 funds
- Axis Bank Limited-6,797 ₹ crBanks · 226 funds
- Bharat Electronics Limited-6,427.7 ₹ crAerospace & Defense · 140 funds
How to read the numbers
- Books land about ten working days after month-end. Until then the table shows the last complete book.
- Quantity, not weight. A stock can rise in weight because the price moved even if funds did not buy more shares.
- Crowding — many funds in the same name — is a reason to inspect, not a buy or sell order. Sectors rolls the same diffs up by industry.
This is not investment advice, and it is not affiliated with AMFI or any AMC. About the data.