Vanguard Fund’s portfolio is making a strong statement in the Indian equity market — and the numbers speak for themselves. Ranked among the top three active foreign institutional investors (FIIs) in the country, Vanguard has built a substantial portfolio of Indian equities through its global funds. As of August 28, 2026, the value of its holdings in 47 BSE-listed companies stood at an impressive Rs 96,715 crore, based on June 2026 quarter shareholding data. This represents a sharp 46% increase from Rs 66,403 crore in the December 2025 quarter.A recent ETMarkets analysis shows that 11 key stocks in Vanguard’s portfolio have delivered returns ranging from 25% to 190% so far in CY26, with three emerging as multibaggers. The analysis also highlights three stocks that were newly added to Vanguard’s portfolio during the March 2026 quarter. (Data Source: ACE Equity, Trendlyne)
MTAR Technologies
The stock has surged 189% so far in CY26, climbing from Rs 2,421 to Rs 6,997. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 1.02% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 220 crore. MTAR Technologies was also among the new additions to Vanguard Funds’ portfolio during the June quarter.
Sansera Engineering
The stock has surged 130% so far in CY26, rising from Rs 1,677 to Rs 3,860. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 1.01% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 244 crore.
TD Power Systems
The stock has surged 115% so far in CY26, increasing from Rs 351 to Rs 753. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 2.1% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 243 crore.
Sona BLW Precision Forgings
The stock has surged 70% so far in CY26, advancing from Rs 479 to Rs 814. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 2.1% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 1,043 crore.
Restaurant Brands Asia
The stock has surged 60% so far in CY26, climbing from Rs 63 to Rs 101. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 1.03% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 74 crore.
VA Tech Wabag
The stock has surged 60% so far in CY26, rising from Rs 1,303 to Rs 2,082. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 1.04% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 135 crore.
Navin Fluorine International
The stock has surged 44% so far in CY26, advancing from Rs 5,920 to Rs 8,511. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 1.05% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 458 crore.
Redington
The stock has surged 35% so far in CY26, rising from Rs 272 to Rs 366. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 2.1% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 603 crore.
Hindustan Construction Company
The stock has surged 30% so far in CY26, increasing from Rs 19 to Rs 25. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 2.3% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 147 crore.
The Federal Bank
The stock has surged 29% so far in CY26, climbing from Rs 267 to Rs 344. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 2.1% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 1,790 crore.
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise
The stock has surged 26% so far in CY26, advancing from Rs 7,043 to Rs 8,846. As of the June 2026 quarter, Vanguard Funds held a 1.05% stake in the company, valued at approximately Rs 1,336 crore.
3 New Entrants in June 2026
Vanguard Funds added three new stocks to its portfolio during the June 2026 quarter: Sammaan Capital, with a 2.6% stake; Mphasis, with a 1% stake; and MTAR Technologies, with a 1% stake.
