📉 Mutual Funds Trim Holdings in 10 Stocks: Are You Affected?
In September 2025, over 20 mutual fund schemes reduced their holdings in 18 different stocks compared to August 2025. This trend indicates a broad-based reduction in exposure to these companies. Notably, with the exception of Hero MotoCorp, all 17 other stocks have delivered negative returns so far in the calendar year 2025. Among these, 10 stocks have seen particularly sharp declines, plunging between 25% and 70%, signaling a significant loss of investor confidence. The Economic Times
📊 Stocks with Significant Reductions in Mutual Fund Holdings
Here are some of the stocks where mutual funds have notably reduced their holdings:
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Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail: The number of mutual fund schemes holding the stock decreased to 41 in September 2025 from 62 in August 2025. The stock has delivered a price return of -71% in CY25 so far.
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Raymond: The number of mutual fund schemes holding the stock decreased to 1 in September 2025 from 32 in August 2025. The stock has delivered a price return of -66% in CY25 so far.
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Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy: The number of mutual fund schemes holding the stock decreased to 18 in September 2025 from 41 in August 2025. The stock has delivered a price return of -51% in CY25 so far.
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Route Mobile: The number of mutual fund schemes holding the stock decreased to 14 in September 2025 from 34 in August 2025. The stock has delivered a price return of -47% in CY25 so far.
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Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles: The number of mutual fund schemes holding the stock decreased to 291 in September 2025 from 318 in August 2025. The stock has delivered a price return of -46% in CY25 so far.
These reductions suggest that mutual funds are reassessing their positions in these companies, possibly due to underperformance or other factors affecting their outlook.
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