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Which mutual funds hold Epigral?

5 Direct Growth mutual fund schemes held Epigral (Materials) at the end of Aug 2026, 2 fewer than in Jul 2026. The largest position was in Bandhan Business Cycle Fund, at 0.89% of the scheme.

Portfolios as of Aug 2026 · ISIN INE071N01016
Schemes holding
5
New entries
0
Fully exited
2
Increased
1
Decreased
2
Average weight
0.41%

By fund type: Equity 4 · Index 1

What changed in Aug 2026

vs Jul 2026 · by number of shares

Fully exited (2)

  • HSBC Focused Fund Focused0.88%
  • HSBC Business Cycles Fund Sectoral / Thematic0.70%

Increased (1)

Decreased (2)

  • Bandhan Business Cycle Fund Sectoral / Thematic0.78% → 0.89%
  • HSBC Multi Cap Fund Multi Cap0.31% → 0.28%

Weight shown as last month → this month. Only the 1,622 schemes with portfolios for both months are compared.

All 5 schemes holding Epigral

Sorted by weight in the scheme
#SchemeCategoryWeightSharesThis month
1
Bandhan Business Cycle Fund
Bandhan
Sectoral / Thematic0.89%81,465Decreased
2
Bandhan
Small Cap0.47%13,47,134Increased
3
HSBC Value Fund
HSBC
Value0.39%4,94,874Unchanged
4
HSBC Multi Cap Fund
HSBC
Multi Cap0.28%1,51,100Decreased
5
Motilal Oswal BSE 1000 Index Fund
Motilal Oswal
Equity Index0.01%40Unchanged

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Data: each AMC’s SEBI-mandated monthly portfolio disclosure, Aug 2026 (compared with Jul 2026). Holdings change after month-end. Direct Plan – Growth schemes only; one row per scheme. Changes are measured by number of shares or units, not portfolio weight. Not investment advice, and not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security or scheme. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.