Invesco Mutual Fund's October Portfolio: Eternal and Swiggy Among Top 10 Stocks

Invesco Mutual Fund recorded an AUM of ₹1.38 lakh crore at the end of October 2025 while managing 88 schemes. A report from Motilal Oswal Financial Services outlined the fund house’s top stock positions for the month across major sectors. 

Banking Stocks Lead Allocations 

HDFC Bank held the highest weight at 4.5% after the addition of 14.68 lakh shares, raising its allocation by 0.2% from September. ICICI Bank followed at 4.4% with 24.12 lakh shares added, also reflecting a 0.2% rise in monthly weighting. 

Key Adjustments Across Diversified Holdings 

Eternal carried a 3.4% allocation after a 0.4% reduction from the previous month. Cholamandalam Investment & Finance stood at 1.9%, up 0.1%. InterGlobe Aviation and Swiggy each held 1.8%, with InterGlobe Aviation increasing by 0.2% while Swiggy remained unchanged. 

Additional Positions in BSE, L&T, Trent, and Infosys 

BSE, L&T, and Trent each had a 1.7% weight in October. BSE added 6.18 lakh shares, rising 0.4%. L&T added 2.98 lakh shares, marking a 0.2% increase. Trent’s exposure saw no movement. Infosys maintained a steady 1.5% allocation with no month-on-month change. 

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Conclusion 

The October 2025 portfolio reflected consistent positions in large financial institutions and selective increases across aviation, exchanges, and infrastructure names. The allocations highlighted the fund house’s updated stock weightings for the month. 

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