2 funds hold both · as on May 2026
Comparing mutual fund co-ownership helps identify hidden asset concentration. Our reverse lookup database shows that 2 mutual funds hold active equity positions in both HDFC Bank and Sanathan Textiles. The scheme with the highest combined exposure is SBI Long Term Advantage Fund - Series V (SBI MF), which holds a 5.47% stake in HDFC Bank and a 4.74% stake in Sanathan Textiles, amounting to a combined conviction weight of 10.21%.
When multiple mutual funds in your portfolio double-up on the same stock pairs, it limits your diversification benefits. If you also hold either of these companies directly in your demat account, your aggregate exposure is amplified. This co-ownership pattern is standard among index-tracking products but represents active, concentrated strategies in equity schemes.
| Fund | HDFC wt. | Sanathan wt. | Combined |
|---|---|---|---|
| SBI Long Term Advantage Fund - Series VSBI MF · Equity (Diversified) | 5.47% | 4.74% | |
| SBI Long Term Advantage Fund - Series VISBI MF · Equity (Diversified) | 4.42% | 2.79% |
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Check overlap of top funds →“Holds both” = the fund discloses an equity position in each stock in its latest public monthly portfolio (as on May 2026). Weight = the position as a % of that fund's portfolio. ISIN-verified from AMC disclosures. Not investment advice.