Bank Of India Ultra Short Duration Fund - Regular Plan - Daily Idcw Reinvestment

Bank Of India Ultra Short Duration Fund - Regular Plan - Daily Idcw Reinvestment - Portfolio Analysis

Portfolio Overview

As of September 30, 2025

Asset Allocation

Debt: 88.31%Others: 11.69%

Market Cap

Debt: 88.31%

Number of stocks

15

Top 10 Holdings

152.94% of portfolio

Market Cap of Debt

Debt
88.3100%

Companies Allocation of Debt

7.64% REC Limited (30/06/2026)19.64%
HDFC Bank Limited (04/02/2026) 19.62%
7.37% Power Finance Corporation Limited (22/05/2026)19.06%
7.7201% LIC Housing Finance Limited (12/02/2026)19.04%
7.57% National Bank For Agriculture and Rural Development (19/03/2026)15.88%
9.10% Manappuram Finance Limited (19/08/2026)14.92%
9.30% 360 One Prime Limited (28/02/2026)13.76%
Bank of Baroda (16/12/2025) 10.42%
Indian Bank (04/02/2026) 10.32%
Export Import Bank of India (04/03/2026) 10.28%

Sector Allocation of Debt

Debt88.31%

SIP Amount

Monthly SIP Date

Bank Of India Ultra Short Duration Fund - Regular Plan - Daily Idcw Reinvestment

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