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capitalmind flexi cap fund exits ril and 2 others hikes stake in titan company mcx and 16 other stocks in april

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The article reports portfolio changes by a small Indian mutual fund (AUM Rs 424 crore). The fund's rebalancing reflects stock-level allocation decisions, not a sector-wide commercial mechanism. No commodity price, supply chain, or regulatory impact is evident. The fund's exit from Reliance and Bank of Baroda and entry into Titan, MCX, and others are idiosyncratic moves with negligible market impact. Commercial mechanism is weak; no concrete price or margin channel identified.

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  • Capitalmind Flexi Cap Fund exited Reliance Industries (46,639 shares), Bank of Baroda (2.22 lakh shares), and L&T Finance (1.23 lakh shares) in April 2026.
  • The fund increased stake in Titan Company (+7,158 shares) and MCX (+12,735 shares).
  • New holdings added: MTAR Technologies, Tata Steel, Kirloskar Oil Engines.
  • Total portfolio stocks increased to 42; AUM stood at Rs 424 crore as of April 2026.

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