SBI Savings Fund - Regular Plan - Income Distribution cum Capital Withdrawal Option (IDCW) - Portfolio Analysis
- Debt
- Money Market
- Status: Open
Portfolio Overview
As of February 28, 2026
Asset Allocation
Others: 100.00%
Market Cap
Cash And Equivalents: 32.36%Other: 0.27%Government: 5.04%Government Related: 10.12% Corporate Bond: 52.20%
Number of stocks
119
Top 10 Holdings
48.21% of portfolio
Market Cap of Others
Cash And Equivalents
32.3642%
Other
0.2696%
Government
5.0413%
Bond
0.0000%
Government Related
10.1223%
Corporate Bond
52.2025%
Companies Allocation of Others
Small Industries Development Bank of India7.28%
Canara Bank6.77%
Punjab National Bank6.17%
HDFC Bank Ltd.5.94%
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development5.72%
Bank Of Baroda4.49%
Tbill3.19%
Union Bank Of India3.05%
LIC Housing Finance Ltd2.82%
Bank of Baroda2.78%
Sector Allocation of Others
Cash And Equivalents32.36%
Other0.27%
Government5.04%
Bond0.00%
Government Related10.12%
Corporate Bond52.20%
SIP Amount
Monthly SIP Date
SBI Savings Fund - Regular Plan - Income Distribution cum Capital Withdrawal Option (IDCW)
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