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Commercial Vehicles — Mutual Fund Holdings Tracker

Track how many active mutual funds hold commercial vehicle stocks in India. Monthly data shows where institutional conviction across Ashok Leyland, BEML, Escorts Kubota, SML Isuzu and Tata Motors is rising or falling.

📅 Updated Jul 2026  ·  Index funds and ETFs excluded

6
Stocks Tracked
241
Active Funds Holding (Jul 2026)
₹24,567 Cr
Active MF Investment (Jul 2026)
Apr 2026 — fund count in Apr 2026 (base month) · May % / Jun % / Jul % — month-on-month change in funds holding the stock · Jul 2026 Funds — funds holding as of Jul 2026 · Overall % — total change Apr 2026 to Jul 2026. Blue = growing interest, Red = exiting · AUM (₹ Cr) — total market value held by active funds in Jul 2026 Active equity funds only  ·  Index funds and ETFs excluded
# Stock Name Apr May % Jun % Jul % Jul 2026 Funds Overall % AUM (₹ Cr)
1 Tata Motors LtdAgricultural, Commercial & Construction Vehicles 145 -4.8%+1.4% -2.9% 136 -6.2% 11,540
2 Ashok Leyland LimitedAgricultural, Commercial & Construction Vehicles 93 -2.2%+5.5% -7.3% 89 -4.3% 7,673
3 Escorts Kubota LimitedAgricultural, Commercial & Construction Vehicles 37 -16.2%-6.5% -13.8% 25 -32.4% 2,771
4 BEML LimitedAgricultural, Commercial & Construction Vehicles 18 0%0% 0% 18 0% 2,100
5 Ajax Engineering Ltd.Agricultural, Commercial & Construction Vehicles 14 -7.1%-7.7% -8.3% 11 -21.4% 362
6 SML Mahindra LimitedAgricultural, Commercial & Construction Vehicles +150% 10 121
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What are commercial vehicle stocks tracked by mutual funds in India?

Commercial vehicle stocks include manufacturers of trucks, buses, construction equipment, and heavy machinery used in freight, mining, and infrastructure projects. Key names tracked by funds include Ashok Leyland and Tata Motors in heavy trucks, BEML in defence and mining equipment, and SML Isuzu in light commercial vehicles. This segment is closely tied to government infrastructure spending, freight demand, and the overall industrial capex cycle in India.

Rising fund counts over four months signal growing institutional conviction. Cross-reference individual fund portfolios on our top stocks page or explore full holdings via the funds directory.

Why are mutual funds buying commercial vehicle stocks in India right now?

India massive infrastructure push — highways, ports, railways, and urban metro projects — is driving strong demand for construction equipment and heavy trucks. Government capital expenditure has been running at record levels, benefiting companies like BEML and Ashok Leyland. Rising freight volumes tied to e-commerce and manufacturing growth are supporting truck replacement cycles. Fund managers view CV stocks as high-beta plays on India economic cycle.

For context on SEBI disclosure requirements, refer to AMFI India. For regulatory guidelines, visit SEBI India. Explore broader holding trends using our market cap categories page.

Are index funds and ETFs included in the commercial vehicle stock fund counts?

No — all counts exclude index funds, ETFs, and fund of funds. Only actively managed equity mutual funds are counted. Index funds mechanically hold stocks in proportion to index weight — their holdings do not reflect active manager conviction. By excluding them, fund counts here more accurately represent where professional stock pickers are actively building or reducing positions in India commercial vehicle stocks.

To explore individual fund portfolios, visit the funds directory or use the SIP calculator to plan investments in funds with high auto and infrastructure sector exposure. For a broader market view, see our AAUM data page.

Disclaimer: RightAdvise is a data and research platform. Fund holding data is sourced from monthly portfolio disclosures published by mutual funds as required by SEBI. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past holding trends do not guarantee future performance. Please consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser before making any investment decisions.