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Max Estates

Held by 4 funds across 3 fund houses in our coverage.

Coverage: 25 of India's largest fund houses — growing.

Held by
4 funds
Fund houses
3
Total value held
₹286 Cr
Highest weight
1.05%
HDFC BSE REITS and Commercial Real Estate Index Fund )

Max Estates: fund ownership at a glance

4 schemes from 3 fund houses in our coverage hold Max Estates, worth ₹286 Cr in total as of their latest monthly disclosures.

2 of them are actively managed. The largest active position is in Kotak Small Cap Fund (Kotak MF), at 0.66% of its portfolio, followed by Nippon India Small Cap Fund (0.16%). The other 2 are index funds and ETFs, which hold it because their index does; they account for 9% of the value held.

By value, Small Cap schemes hold the most (₹259 Cr), and Nippon India MF holds the most of any fund house (₹155 Cr).

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Who holds Max Estates?

4 funds

Max Estates holdings — FAQ

How many mutual funds hold Max Estates?
4 mutual funds and ETFs in WhoHolds' coverage hold Max Estates, spread across 3 fund houses.
Which fund holds the most Max Estates?
HDFC BSE REITS and Commercial Real Estate Index Fund ) (HDFC MF) gives it the highest weight, at 1.05% of the fund's portfolio.
What is the total value of Max Estates held by these funds?
Together these funds hold about ₹286 Cr worth of Max Estates (ISIN-verified equity positions).
As of when is this Max Estates holdings data?
Portfolios as on HDFC MF Sep 2026 · Kotak MF Aug 2026 · Nippon India MF Aug 2026, taken from each AMC's public monthly portfolio disclosure. This is information only, not investment advice.

Portfolios as on: HDFC MF Sep 2026 · Kotak MF Aug 2026 · Nippon India MF Aug 2026. ISIN-verified equity positions from public AMC disclosures. Not investment advice.
Weight = the position as a % of that fund's portfolio. MoM = change vs the previous month's disclosure. Values in ₹: L = Lakh (1,00,000), Cr = Crore (1,00,00,000).