Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund Raises Stake in Urban Company, SBI and 14 Other Stocks

Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund, backed by Sunil Singhania, increased its exposure to Urban Company and State Bank of India in January 2026 while also adding several large positions across other sectors, as per The ACE Mutual Fund report. 

Fund Increases Holdings in Urban Company and SBI 

In January 2026, the fund purchased 23.03 lakh shares of Urban Company, raising the total holding to 41 lakh shares compared with 17.96 lakh in December 2025. The same month saw an addition of 4.72 lakh shares of State Bank of India. 

Additional Large Additions Across Sectors 

Other notable purchases included 18 lakh shares of Tata Steel, 14.98 lakh shares of Emmvee Photovoltaic Power, 13 lakh shares of NTPC and 10.81 lakh shares of Heritage Foods. The fund also increased its stake in Oracle Financial Services Software by 54,074 shares, bringing the total to 99,074 shares. 

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New Stock Additions and Portfolio Composition 

The January portfolio welcomed 26 new stocks such as Reliance Industries, Bank of Baroda, Aether Industries, Tata Motors, 360 One Wam and Edelweiss Financial Services.  

Edelweiss saw an addition of 25.53 lakh shares, Bank of Baroda 17.50 lakh shares, and Indus Towers 15 lakh shares.  

As of 31 January 2026, the fund’s assets under management rose to ₹2,808 crore from ₹2,492 crore a month earlier.  

Allocation stands at 42.26% large caps, 17.10% mid-caps, 27.01% small caps and 13.63% cash and others. Sectoral exposure is led by financial services at 29.33%, followed by capital goods at 12.47%, healthcare at 7.07%, and oil, gas and consumable fuels at 5.80%. 

Conclusion 

The January 2026 adjustments show a clear increase in the fund’s holdings of Urban Company, State Bank of India and a range of large‑cap and mid‑cap stocks, while the overall portfolio size and sector diversification also expanded. 

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