Key facts
- Six stocks exclusively held by single mutual fund schemes have seen gains of up to 61% in 2026.
- These stocks were identified from a list of 28 with holdings over Rs 10 crore as of March 2026.
- Satin Creditcare Network and Rossell Techsys have each gained 62% year-to-date.
- Amanta Healthcare, Ambika Cotton Mills, and OCCL have advanced between 27% and 29%.
- Several stocks, including Pakka and Pennar Industries, have experienced declines in 2026.
Mutual fund schemes have exclusively invested in several stocks that have shown significant performance in 2026. Analysis of portfolios as of May 2026 revealed 28 stocks with holdings exceeding Rs 10 crore, held by only one mutual fund scheme. Among these, six stocks have delivered gains ranging from 25% to 61% year-to-date.
Satin Creditcare Network and Rossell Techsys have both surged 62% in 2026, moving from Rs 144 to Rs 232 and Rs 632 to Rs 1,020, respectively. Satin Creditcare Network is exclusively held by Bandhan Small Cap Fund-Reg (G), with holdings valued at Rs 43 crore. Rossell Techsys is exclusively held by Quant Multi Cap Fund (G), with holdings valued at Rs 94 crore.
Other notable gainers include Amanta Healthcare, which advanced 29% and is held by Bandhan Small Cap Fund-Reg (G); Ambika Cotton Mills, up 27% and held by Taurus Flexi Cap Fund-Reg (G); and OCCL, also up 27% and held by HDFC Large and Mid Cap Fund-Reg (G). These holdings were valued at Rs 26 crore, Rs 10 crore, and Rs 15 crore, respectively.
Conversely, some stocks exclusively held by single schemes have seen declines. Pakka has fallen 24% in 2026, held by SBI Children's Fund-Investment Plan-Reg (G). Pennar Industries dropped 26%, with Bandhan Small Cap Fund-Reg (G) holding Rs 122 crore. Marathon Nextgen Realty declined 29%, held by Quant Small Cap Fund (G). Indian Hume Pipe Company lost 30%, Solarworld Energy Solutions fell 31%, EFC (I) tumbled 38%, and Best Agrolife plunged 38%.