Which funds hold your stock?
Paste any Indian stock and instantly see every mutual fund and ETF that holds it — ranked by weight, with the value invested and how concentrated each bet is.
Most widely held
The stocks the most funds are betting on across our coverage.
ICICI Bank Ltd
INE090A01021
HDFC Bank Ltd
INE040A01034
State Bank of India
INE062A01020
Bharti Airtel Ltd
INE397D01024
Reliance Industries Ltd
INE002A01018
Axis Bank Ltd
INE238A01034
Infosys Ltd
INE009A01021
Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd
INE237A01036
Biggest collective bets
Where the most money sits — total value held across all funds we track.
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LIC was added by 52 more funds after the government's ₹31,552 crore sale. August's IPOs entered portfolios within days, and three of the largest exits were mergers, not sales.
2 October 2026What India's mutual funds actually own
52,255 positions from 868 schemes, read stock by stock. Ten companies hold 29% of the money, half of all schemes own ICICI Bank, and 28 stocks are owned by every fund house.
2 October 2026In most Indian equity funds, the biggest bet is one of two banks
ICICI Bank is the largest holding in 53 of 135 diversified funds and HDFC Bank in 25. Index weights are almost level, so the tilt towards ICICI Bank is the managers' choice.
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How it works
Official disclosures, turned inside out.
Funds disclose monthly
Every Indian mutual fund publishes its full portfolio each month under SEBI rules — thousands of holdings, scheme by scheme.
We index it by stock
We parse each disclosure, ISIN-verify every equity position, and flip the data: from fund → holdings into stock → funds.
You search in reverse
Type a company. See which funds own it, how much, and how heavily they're concentrated — in one glance.
FAQ
- What is a reverse holdings lookup?
- Most tools let you pick a fund and see what it holds. WhoHolds flips that: you start with a stock and instantly see every mutual fund and ETF that holds it. It's built for investors who want to know if their equity exposure is doubled up across the funds they own.
- Where does WhoHolds' data come from?
- Every Indian mutual fund is required by SEBI to publish its full portfolio each month. WhoHolds fetches those public disclosures, ISIN-verifies every equity position, and re-indexes them by stock. No scraping — only official AMC and AMFI data.
- How often is the holdings data updated?
- Portfolios are updated monthly, shortly after each AMC publishes its mandatory disclosure (typically by the 10th of the following month). The data shown is labelled with its 'as on' date so you always know which snapshot you're looking at.
- Is WhoHolds free to use?
- Yes — all holdings lookups, fund pages, comparisons, and the overlap tool are free with no login required. WhoHolds earns from ads and may earn a commission if you open a broker account through a partner link, but this never affects the data shown.
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