Franklin India Savings Fund Retail Option - Quarterly - IDCW

Franklin India Savings Fund Retail Option - Quarterly - IDCW - Portfolio Analysis

Portfolio Overview

As of July 15, 2026

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Asset Allocation

Others: 85.90%Debt: 14.10%
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Market Cap

Cash And Equivalents: 37.65% Corporate Bond: 33.85%Government Related: 14.12%Other: 0.28%
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Number of stocks

41
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Top 10 Holdings

55.09% of portfolio

Market Cap of Others

Cash And Equivalents
37.65%
Corporate Bond
33.85%
Government Related
14.12%
Other
0.28%

Companies Allocation of Others

Bajaj Housing Finance Limited7.108%
Piramal Finance Limited6.405%
HDFC Bank Ltd5.925%
IDBI Bank Limited (Industrial Development Bank Of India Ltd)4.720%
Embassy Office Parks Reit4.716%
L&T Finance Ltd.3.470%
Axis Bank Limited2.389%
Call, Cash & Other Assets1.806%
Union Bank Of India1.804%
Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited1.800%
Punjab National Bank1.785%
Cholamandalam Investment And Finance Company Limited1.785%
Arka Fincap Limited1.767%
Standard Chartered Securities (India) Limited1.764%
National Bank For Agriculture And Rural Development1.542%
Small Industries Dev Bank Of India1.190%
Canara Bank1.190%
Small Industries Development Bank Of India1.189%
Credila Financial Services Limited1.176%
Kotak Mahindra Prime Ltd.1.154%
Corporate Debt Market Development Fund Class A20.275%
HDFC Bank Limited0.119%
Margin On Irs0.006%

Sector Allocation of Others

Cash And Equivalents37.65%
Corporate Bond33.85%
Government Related14.12%
Other0.28%

SIP Amount

Monthly SIP Date

Franklin India Savings Fund Retail Option - Quarterly - IDCW

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