Over the past eight consecutive quarters, Mutual Funds (MFs) have steadily increased their holdings in around 36 companies from the BSE 1000 universe, taking March 2024 as the base period. Such sustained accumulation often catches the attention of retail investors, as MF investment decisions are typically backed by extensive research, detailed company interactions, and long-term conviction.

Thangamayil Jewellery

The stock surged 252% over the past two years, rising from Rs 1,671 to Rs 5,879. Mutual fund holdings increased consistently for eight straight quarters, climbing from 11.51% in March 2024 to 16.42% in the March 2026 quarter.

Gabriel India

The stock gained 164% over the past two years, advancing from Rs 484 to Rs 1,276. Mutual fund ownership rose steadily for eight consecutive quarters, increasing from 11.56% to 15.48% between March 2024 and March 2026.

Fiem Industries

The stock climbed 75% over the past two years, moving from Rs 1,281 to Rs 2,245. Mutual funds consistently raised their stake for eight straight quarters, from 0.68% in March 2024 to 9.71% in March 2026.

Adani Power

The stock advanced 58% over the past two years, rising from Rs 144 to Rs 227. During the same period, mutual fund holdings increased for eight consecutive quarters, from 1.39% to 3.62%.

Adani Energy Solutions

The stock gained 49% over the past two years, climbing from Rs 998 to Rs 1,485. Mutual funds steadily increased their holdings for eight straight quarters, from 0.11% in March 2024 to 6.59% in March 2026.

LT Foods

The stock rose 46% over the past two years, moving from Rs 257 to Rs 375. Mutual fund ownership increased consistently for eight quarters, rising from 3.48% to 9.02%.

PNB Housing Finance

The stock appreciated 32% over the past two years, advancing from Rs 785 to Rs 1,037. Mutual fund holdings climbed steadily for eight consecutive quarters, from 3.37% in March 2024 to 31.11% in March 2026.

Eternal

The stock gained 29% over the past two years, increasing from Rs 200 to Rs 259. Mutual funds continued to raise their stake for eight straight quarters, from 11.96% to 28.91%.

The Anup Engineering

The stock rose 28% over the past two years, moving from Rs 1,817 to Rs 2,325. Mutual fund ownership increased consistently for eight quarters, from 3.08% to 10.05%.

Asahi India Glass

The stock advanced 25% over the past two years, climbing from Rs 670 to Rs 841. Mutual fund holdings rose for eight consecutive quarters, increasing from 1.44% to 5.26%.

Usha Martin

The stock gained 25% over the past two years, rising from Rs 388 to Rs 484. Mutual funds steadily increased their holdings for eight straight quarters, from 3.55% to 12.46%.

Trident

The stock declined 32% over the past two years, falling from Rs 38 to Rs 26. Despite the weak price performance, mutual fund holdings continued to increase for eight consecutive quarters, from 0.05% to 0.16%.

TARC

The stock fell 35% over the past two years, dropping from Rs 191 to Rs 124. Meanwhile, mutual funds steadily raised their stake for eight straight quarters, from 0.27% in March 2024 to 6.39% in March 2026.

Havells India

The stock declined 37% over the past two years, falling from Rs 1,821 to Rs 1,156. Even so, mutual fund ownership increased consistently for eight consecutive quarters, from 3.57% to 6.87%.

Lodha Developers

The stock dropped 37% over the past two years, declining from Rs 1,504 to Rs 940. Despite the correction, mutual fund holdings continued to rise for eight straight quarters, increasing from 0.47% in March 2024 to 3.37% in March 2026.