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SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series III

SBI · 14 holdings· 60.16% in equity

Last updated · 217d old

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Equity holdings as last captured from the fund's monthly portfolio disclosure. Funds publish with a lag, so this can trail the latest disclosure by a month. Changes compare with the previous different capture.

StockAllocation %Change (pp)SectorTrend
Reliance Industries Ltd
RELIANCE
8.10%—Energy
HDFC Bank Ltd
HDFCBANK
5.92%—Banks
Axis Bank Ltd
AXISBANK
5.66%—Financial Services
Aster DM Quality Care Ltd
ASTERDM
5.46%—Healthcare Services
Larsen & Toubro Ltd
LT
5.19%—Industrials
State Bank of India
SBIN
5.10%—Financial Services
ICICI Bank Ltd
ICICIBANK
4.95%—Banks
Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd
KOTAKBANK
3.62%—Financial Services
Bank of Baroda
BANKBARODA
3.41%—Banks
Bajaj Finserv Ltd
BAJAJFINSV
3.17%—Financial Services
Vedanta Ltd
VEDL
2.94%—Metals & Mining
Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd
COLPAL
2.73%—Consumer Goods
Tech Mahindra Ltd
TECHM
2.06%—Information Technology
SBI Life Insurance Company Ltd
SBILIFE
1.85%—Financial Services

Frequently asked questions

What does SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series III Direct Growth hold?
The table lists the equity holdings of SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series III Direct Growth: each stock's allocation as a percentage of the fund, the change in weight since the previous disclosure, its sector, and whether the fund increased, decreased, added or exited the position.
What do Change (pp) and Trend mean?
Change (pp) is the change in a stock’s allocation in percentage points between the two latest disclosures: a move from 9.58% to 7.57% is −2.01 pp. Trend labels the same move: New for a position that was not held before, Increased or Decreased when the weight moved, Unchanged when it did not, and Exited when nothing is held now.
Why are some positions hidden?
Positions at 0.00% are ones the fund has exited. They are hidden by default so the table shows what the fund owns; the button above the table shows them.
How often are mutual fund holdings updated?
Indian mutual funds disclose their full portfolios every month, within about ten days of month end. A portfolio can be around 40 days old just before the next one comes out, and the date above the data shows when the latest one was captured.