Sunday, September 13, 2020

Find which sector would get benefitted after SEBI's New Rule for MF's & AMC.

SEBI has announced a rule for multicap fund that

Multicap funds must truly be Multicap - so min 25% in large caps, min 25% in midcaps and min 25% in smallcaps. ... 3 - They could also merge the current multi cap with a large and midcap fund so that there would be no need to increase small cap allocation.

so due to this changeover , see which sector in small cap must get focused due to high holding from the top Multicap Funds namely , SBI , Axis & Nippon.

AXIS Small Cap Fund Portfolio

Sector Total
Chemicals - speciality 19.13%
Cement 8.74%
Construction civil 7.00%
Computers - software 6.71%
Residential/commercial/sez project 4.60%
Nbfc 4.17%
Housing finance 3.95%
Banks 3.56%
Tea & coffee 3.19%
Air conditioner 3.17%
Hospital 2.91%
Steel 2.42%
Home appliances 2.29%
Pesticides and agrochemicals 2.22%
Castings/forgings 2.13%
Stockbroking and allied 2.02%
Dyes and pigments 1.92%
Cigarettes 1.90%
Hotels/resorts 1.75%
Other financial services 1.73%
Abrasives 1.70%
Pharmaceuticals 1.57%
Chemicals - inorganic 1.14%
Healthcare service providers 1.13%
Plastic products 1.05%
Diversified commercial services 0.71%
Fabrics and garments 0.70%
Refractories 0.68%
Auto ancillaries 0.54%
Gas transmission/marketing 0.13%


SBI Small Cap Fund Portfolio

Sector Total
Chemicals - speciality 5.97%
Banks 5.81%
Engineering, designing, construction 5.52%
Compressors / pumps 4.82%
Abrasives 4.25%
Pesticides and agrochemicals 4.19%
Consumer food 4.11%
Cement 3.86%
Power equipment 3.68%
Air conditioner 3.66%
Consumer products 3.35%
It enabled services – software 3.29%
Chemicals - inorganic 3.06%
Auto ancillaries 2.96%
Hotels 2.83%
Hotels/resorts 2.79%
Shipping 2.74%
Consumer elctronics 2.73%
Bearings 2.61%
Industrial electronics 2.56%
Hospital 2.38%
Leather and leather products 2.34%
Cement products 2.02%
Houseware 1.98%
Pharmaceuticals 1.69%
Steel products 1.35%
Diesel engines 1.16%
Retailing 0.92%
Fabrics and garments 0.82%
Engineering 0.78%
Textiles 0.77%
Power 0.61%
Cigarettes 0.59%
Paper and paper products 0.52%
Transmission towers 0.51%
Gems, jewellery and watches 0.42%
Residential/commercial/sez project 0.37%
Plastic products 0.25%
Chemicals - organic 0.12%

NIPPON Small Cap Fund Portfolio

Sector Percentage
Chemicals - speciality 8.70%
Auto ancillaries 5.08%
It enabled services – software 4.67%
Pharmaceuticals 4.58%
Home appliances 4.12%
Chemicals - inorganic 3.58%
Banks 3.25%
Pesticides and agrochemicals 3.22%
Engineering, designing, construction 3.16%
Nbfc 3.07%
Capital markets 2.87%
Cement 2.74%
Tea & coffee 2.74%
Power equipment 2.36%
Computers - software 2.24%
Industrial electronics 2.21%
Consumer elctronics 2.09%
Personal care 1.94%
Consumer products 1.84%
Telecom - cables 1.80%
Brew/distilleries 1.64%
Housing finance 1.63%
Other financial services 1.45%
Consumer food 1.37%
It education 1.34%
Sugar 1.25%
Packaging 1.08%
Compressors / pumps 1.06%
Chemicals - organic 1.06%
Plastic products - consumer 1.06%
Fabrics and garments 1.05%
Diversified commercial services 1.04%
Ratings 0.92%
Abrasives 0.90%
Paper and paper products 0.87%
Logistics solution provider 0.87%
Bearings 0.76%
Telecom - services 0.72%
Transmission towers 0.70%
Ship building & allied services 0.68%
Diversified 0.65%
Airlines 0.63%
Sponge iron 0.63%
Defense 0.60%
Industrial equipment 0.54%
Fertilisers-composite 0.51%
Engineering 0.49%
Steel 0.49%
Shipping 0.47%
Pig iron 0.38%
Plastic products 0.38%
Investment companies 0.37%
Tractors 0.37%
Construction civil 0.36%
Sanitary ware 0.27%
Hotels/resorts 0.22%
Media & entertainment 0.21%
Spinning-cotton/blended 0.21%
Dyes and pigments 0.19%
Residential/commercial/sez project 0.19%
Hotels 0.16%

Chemicals - Speciality Sector is red hot in all their portfolios, we are expecting a high jump in this sector.

Following 3 stocks are most common in their portfolio
Galaxy Surfactants Ltd
Fine Organic Industries Ltd
Rossari Biotech Ltd

 

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