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Quant Small Cap Fund

Quant Small Cap Fund Portfolio Update: Stocks Bought & Sold

The Quant Small Cap Fund, one of the largest schemes managed by Quant Mutual Fund, made several portfolio changes in February 2026. The fund added new stocks, increased exposure to select companies, and reduced holdings in a few others as part of its regular portfolio rebalancing strategy.

During the month, the fund showed interest in sectors such as banking, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods, indicating a shift in allocation towards these segments.

Stocks Added by Quant Small Cap Fund (February)

Company Shares Purchased
Manappuram Finance 73.85 lakh shares
ICICI Bank 42.65 lakh shares
HDFC Bank 13.95 lakh shares
Aurobindo Pharma Added
Emami Added
OneSource Specialty Pharma Added
Sudeep Pharma Added

These additions highlight the fund’s increasing focus on financial services and healthcare companies, which are considered strong growth sectors in the current market environment.

Stocks Where Stake Was Reduced

Company Action
Jio Financial Services Stake reduced significantly
Aegis Logistics Stake trimmed
BASF India Stake trimmed
Minda Corporation Stake trimmed

The biggest reduction was seen in Jio Financial Services, where the fund sold about 2.95 crore shares, lowering its total holding compared with the previous month.

Stocks Where Exposure Increased

Company Action
Black Box Stake increased
Capri Global Capital Stake increased
Marathon Nextgen Realty Stake increased
Ventive Hospitality Stake increased

Among these, Capri Global Capital saw one of the largest additions as the fund increased its holdings by around 15.08 lakh shares.

Stocks Completely Exited

Company Action
Stanley Lifestyles Full exit

The fund completely exited Stanley Lifestyles by selling its entire stake during February.

Fund Portfolio Overview

Detail Information
Total Stocks in Portfolio 100
Previous Month Holdings 94
Assets Under Management (AUM) ₹27,654 crore
Benchmark Index NIFTY Smallcap 250 TRI

The fund expanded its portfolio to 100 stocks in February from 94 in January, showing a broader diversification strategy. 

Disclaimer – The fund’s investment objective, asset allocation, and risk profile are as described in the scheme offer documents, and investor shall read carefully before investing. All information has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable; however, no guarantee, warranty, or representation is made regarding its accuracy, completeness, or adequacy. Portfolio construction, execution strategies, and the use of permitted instruments are based on prevailing market conditions and subject to SEBI Mutual Funds regulations. Any income distributions are subject to applicable tax laws, which may change from time to time. Investors should consult their financial and tax advisors regarding applicable laws, investment horizon, and suitability of the Scheme.

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