SBI Mutual Fund Holdings September 2025: ITC, Infosys, and ICICI Bank Among Top Stocks

SBI Mutual Fund, India’s largest fund house by AUM, managed ₹12.05 lakh crore across 126 schemes as of September 2025. Its portfolio reflects a mix of banking, IT, FMCG, and telecom stocks, with ITC and Infosys among key holdings.

Top Equity Holdings of SBI Mutual Fund in September 2025

HDFC Bank remained the fund house’s top stock, comprising 9.6% of total equity holdings, despite a 0.3% reduction in weight from August. ICICI Bank held a 5.9% weight, also showing a slight 0.3% decline. RIL followed closely with a 5.6% allocation, showing stability with no month-on-month change.

ITC and Infosys Maintain Presence in Top Holdings

Infosys accounted for 3% of the portfolio in September 2025, dropping slightly by 0.1%. Meanwhile, FMCG major ITC held a 2% weight, also witnessing a 0.1% reduction from the previous month. Despite the marginal fall, these stocks retained their place among the top 10 holdings, highlighting their long-term importance to the fund strategy.

Other Key Stocks in the Portfolio

Bharti Airtel and SBI were each allocated 3.1%. While Bharti Airtel’s weight remained unchanged, SBI’s weight increased by 0.2%, following the addition of approximately 6.28 lakh shares to the portfolio. Kotak Mahindra Bank and L&T were steady at 2.7% each, showing no weight change over August. Axis Bank was assigned a 2.2% allocation with stable valuation month-on-month.

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Conclusion

SBI Mutual Fund’s September 2025 holdings reflect a strong inclination towards the banking sector, supported by IT and FMCG. While most top stock weights remained stable, slight adjustments in stocks like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Infosys, and ITC indicate tactical portfolio realignments by the fund house.

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