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Samir Arora-backed Helios Flexi Cap Fund increases stake in Eternal, ICICI Bank, MCX, and 7 others in October

Samir Arora-backed Helios Flexi Cap Fund increases stake in Eternal, ICICI Bank, MCX, and 7 others in October
Source: Economic Times

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  • ✓Samir Arora-backed Helios Flexi Cap Fund increased its stake in Eternal, ICICI Bank, MCX, and seven other stocks in October.
  • ✓The fund added Zetwerk Manufacturing Businesses as a new entrant, bringing its total portfolio to 72 stocks.
  • ✓It did not exit any holdings, maintaining a strong focus on growth.

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Indian Markets
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Economic Times
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3 Minute(s)
Market Focus
India Economy

Samir Arora-backed Helios Flexi Cap Fund increased exposure to 10 stocks, including Eternal, ICICI Bank and MCX, in October. The fund also added Zetwerk Manufacturing Businesses as a new entrant, taking its portfolio to 72 stocks

Samir Arora-backed Helios Flexi Cap Fund has increased its exposure to Eternal, ICICI Bank, Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) and seven other stocks in October, according to the monthly portfolio disclosed by ACE MF.

The flexicap fund added 3.53 lakh shares of Eternal to its portfolio, taking the total number of shares in the portfolio to 1.22 crore in October, up from 1.19 crore in the previous month. Around 4.50 lakh shares of ICICI Bank were added to the portfolio, and the fund had 31.90 lakh shares in its portfolio.

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