
Mutual fund participation in primary markets remained active in March, with total investments nearing ₹1,878 crore across multiple initial public offerings, as per Prime Database report.
The allocation pattern indicates selective but meaningful participation, with a clear tilt towards specific issuances.
Among the IPOs, Sedemac Mechatronics emerged as the largest recipient of mutual fund capital. Institutional investors allocated ₹913.58 crore to the issue, making it the most preferred offering for the month with 60.36 lakh shares in their portfolios.
This accounted for a significant share of total IPO investments by mutual funds.
The IPO of Central Mine Planning & Design Institute (CMPDI) also saw notable participation, with mutual funds investing ₹690.70 crore, with 4.48 crore shares in their portfolios.
The allocation reflects continued institutional interest in infrastructure and mining-linked businesses.
Powerica attracted mutual fund investments of ₹238 crore, indicating moderate institutional confidence with 60.25 lakh shares in their portfolios.
Meanwhile, Sai Parenteral saw relatively lower participation, with investments of ₹36 crore with 9.18 lakh shares in their portfolios, suggesting selective allocation based on sector outlook and company fundamentals.
Overall, the investment trend highlights a concentrated approach by mutual funds, with a majority of capital directed towards a few high-conviction IPOs rather than evenly spread allocations.
Such behaviour typically reflects cautious positioning amid evolving market conditions.
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Mutual fund activity in March IPOs remained strong but selective, with capital largely concentrated in a few offerings, led by Sedemac Mechatronics.
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Published on: Apr 17, 2026, 11:14 AM IST

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