Valuation resets trigger mutual fund buying as foreign investors exit Indian equities

Published on 30 April 2026

Domestic funds added to listed new age bets despite losses

Mutual funds boosted holdings in listed new-age companies in the March quarter even as share prices slid and portfolio values declined. The buying spree by domestic institutional investors is unfolding alongside foreign portfolio investors trimming Indian equities. Funds appear to be leaning on long-term confidence in listed peers’ business models and execution, betting the valuation reset will pay off.

Mutual funds increased stakes in listed new-age firms during March
Domestic buying continued despite falling prices and lower portfolio value
FPI selloff in Indian equities coincided with this shift
Funds cite confidence in long-term models and execution

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Valuation resets trigger mutual fund buying as foreign investors exit Indian equities

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