Mutual funds made some bold moves in June 2025.
Asian Paints and Vishal Mega Mart became the most loved stocks of the month.
They grabbed the spotlight — and the money.
Asian Paints leads the pack
Asian Paints saw a massive investment of over ₹10,000 crore.
This happened after Reliance Industries sold its stake through a block deal.
Mutual funds grabbed the chance and jumped in big.
It shows that mutual funds still bet on old, trusted brands — if the timing is right.
Vishal Mega Mart catches attention
Vishal Mega Mart was another big winner.
It received ₹7,865 crore in mutual fund investments.
This came after a promoter offloaded shares.
The block deal gave funds an entry into this fast-growing retail player.
Investors seem to like the low-cost retail story.
Vishal fits that bill perfectly.
Other strong buys
Some other popular mutual fund picks were:
- Bajaj Finserv
- Dixon Technologies
- NTPC
- Biocon
- SBI (State Bank of India)
- Trent
- Kaynes Technology
- Siemens Energy India
Each of these saw fresh inflows of ₹2,000 to ₹4,750 crore.
Even startups and mid-sized players like Swiggy, Sai Life Sciences, Premier Energies, and Aditya Birla Capital attracted investments over ₹1,000 crore.
Mutual funds are clearly spreading out — not just picking large caps anymore.
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Who got dumped?
On the sell side, it was a rough month for some big names.
ICICI Bank topped the exit list with outflows of ₹1,653 crore.
Infosys and Reliance Industries also faced mutual fund selling worth ₹1,500 crore and ₹1,492 crore respectively.
Other stocks that saw major exits:
- Tata Motors
- Coal India
- IndusInd Bank
- Bharti Airtel
Each of these saw mutual fund selling of over ₹1,000 crore.
What this means
June was not about broad-based buying.
Mutual funds were selective and sharp.
Only 16 stocks got over ₹1,000 crore in inflows.
Meanwhile, more than 400 stocks saw exits.
This shows that funds are cutting noise and doubling down on clear stories.
Big brands got backing — but only if they had momentum, growth, or fresh entry points.
The Indian market is still buzzing.
But mutual funds are no longer spreading thin.
They’re betting big where they believe the next breakout lies.
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