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 schemes by class (active equity, index, debt, hybrid), then 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.