Small caps Borosil, Vishnu Chemicals make the cut in MF July shopping list. Granules India takes leave

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Time Technoplast, Vishnu Chemicals and Orissa Minerals Development Company — according to a Nuvama report. In the mid cap space, Bank of Maharashtra made the cut. Among the top additions for mutual funds in the small cap space were Eric Lifesciences, PVR Inox, CreditAccess Grameen, Amara Raja Batteries and Aegis Logistics.

The highest holdings of mutual funds were in Emami, Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Blue Star, Chola Financial Holdings and KEC International. The small cap pack also witnessed the most number of exits in the form of Granules India, Network18 Media & Investments, Arihant Superstructure, BSE, Railtel Corporation of India and Mitsu Chem Plast, the Nuvama report said. Moreover, the overall holdings of the mutual funds in 5 stocks viz.

Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), Indiamart Intermesh, Cyient, Radico Khaitan and Gujarat State Petronet— came down in July.New Additions — DSP Mutual Fund bought Borosil shares worth Rs 58.4 crore. It also shopped for Indiamart Intermesh shares worth Rs 7 crore. — Tata Mutual Fund bought shares worth Rs 55 crore in Time Technoplast.

— Bandhan MF bought Rs 32-crore stake in Vishnu Chemicals. — Quant MF bought shares worth Rs 48.9 crore in Orissa Minerals. — JM MF buys 17.85 lakh shares of of Bank of Maharashtra worth Rs 6 croreTop Additions — HDFC MF bought shares of Eris Lifesciences worth Rs 409 crore in July.

— Mutual funds increased stake in PVR Inox 12 lakh shares to 2.85 crore. — Mutual funds increased their holding by 16 lakh shares to 2.12 crore shares in CreditAccess Grameen in July. — Mutual Funds more than doubled their 78 lakh shares in Amara Raja Batteries — MFs increased their stake in Aegis Logistics by 36 lakh shares to 1.56 crore.