Metals & Minerals Trading Sector — Top Stocks Held by Indian Mutual Funds

Which stocks in any sector do Indian mutual fund managers prefer most? — May 2026 data

5
Total Stocks in Sector
141
Max Funds in One Stock
₹6,494 Cr
Total MF Investment in Sector

Metals & Minerals Trading — Top 5 Stocks by Mutual Fund Conviction

# Stock Name No. of MFs Holding Avg Weight (%) Total MF Value (Cr)
1 Adani Enterprises Limited 141 funds 1.13% ₹6,458 Cr
2 Vedanta Aluminium Metal Limited 10 funds 0.58% ₹13 Cr
3 Vedanta Iron And Steel Limited 10 funds 0.58% ₹13 Cr
4 Lloyds Enterprises Ltd. 7 funds 0.08% ₹11 Cr
5 Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Ltd. 1 funds 0.02% ₹1 L

What Do Mutual Funds Hold in the Metals & Minerals Trading Sector?

The table above ranks the top 5 stocks in the Metals & Minerals Trading sector by the number of Indian mutual fund schemes holding them as of May 2026. When a large number of fund managers independently choose the same stock, it is a powerful signal of institutional conviction — these are the stocks that professional money managers believe in most.

What does fund count tell you?

A stock held by 200+ mutual funds means that hundreds of fund managers — each doing their own independent research — have concluded that this stock deserves a place in their portfolio. This collective wisdom is one of the most reliable indicators of a stock's quality within its sector. The average weight shows how much of their portfolio each fund typically allocates to the stock, and the total MF value shows the combined rupee investment across all funds holding it.

How Does RightAdvise Compile This Data?

All data is sourced from monthly portfolio disclosures that every AMFI-registered mutual fund is required to publish. RightAdvise compiles and analyses this data across 1,100+ active fund schemes to give you a clear, unbiased view of where professional fund managers are investing in the Metals & Minerals Trading sector. Click any stock name in the table to see which specific funds hold it and in what proportion.

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