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MFs cut stakes in 8 smallcap stocks after two quarters of buying; shares tumble up to 30% in 3 months

Economic Times ·First reported
Economic TimesMFs cut stakes in 8 smallcap stocks after two quarters of buying; shares tumble up to 30% in 3 months
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Mutual funds reduced their holdings in 79 BSE small-cap stocks during the September 2026 quarter, reversing two quarters of accumulation. Several affected stocks fell sharply, with major laggards declining between 24% and 32% over three months.

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