Bank Of India Business Cycle Fund - Regular Plan - Idcw Reinvestment

Bank Of India Business Cycle Fund - Regular Plan - Idcw Reinvestment - Portfolio Analysis

Portfolio Overview

As of January 31, 2026

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Asset Allocation

Equity: 186.66%Others: 13.24%Debt: 0.10%
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Market Cap

Large Cap: 102.62%Mid Cap: 25.72%Small Cap: 58.32%
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Number of stocks

106
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Top 10 Holdings

156.92% of portfolio

Market Cap of Equity

Large Cap
102.6200%
Mid Cap
25.7200%
Small Cap
58.3200%

Companies Allocation of Equity

STATE BANK OF INDIA EQ NEW RE. 1/-29.80%
ICICI BANK LIMITED EQ NEW FV RS. 2/-19.96%
HDFC BANK LIMITED EQ NEW FV RE. 1/-19.24%
NTPC LIMITED EQ17.32%
BHARTI AIRTEL LIMITED EQ NEW FV RS 5/-15.96%
PB FINTECH LIMITED EQ NEW FV RS. 2/-11.68%
SKY GOLD LIMITED EQ11.04%
Tata Motors Limited10.88%
BRITANNIA INDUSTRIES LIMITED EQ NEW FV RS 110.60%
POWER GRID CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED EQ10.44%

Sector Allocation of Equity

Banks36.34%
Power20.58%
Telecom - Services7.98%
Financial Technology (Fintech)5.84%
Consumer Durables19.04%
Agricultural, Commercial & Construction Vehicles5.44%
Food Products5.30%
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology7.12%
Diversified FMCG5.08%
Petroleum Products5.06%
Electrical Equipment10.64%
Auto Components5.74%
Cement & Cement Products4.50%
Healthcare Services4.20%
Capital Markets10.82%
Finance3.58%
IT - Services2.98%
Industrial Products8.26%
Aerospace & Defense2.36%
Textiles & Apparels4.02%
IT - Software2.22%
Retailing6.82%
IT - Hardware1.62%
Oil0.60%
Insurance0.52%

SIP Amount

Monthly SIP Date

Bank Of India Business Cycle Fund - Regular Plan - Idcw Reinvestment

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