Stocks Mutual Funds Bought and Sold in Nov 2025: ITC, Zomato, and Groww

Mutual funds were quite active in November 2025. They increased investments in fast-growing digital companies. The e-commerce sector alone saw buying of nearly ₹15,929 crore, driven by stocks such as Zomato, Groww, Pine Labs, and Physicswallah. However, they reduced exposure to PSU banks and oil and gas companies.

Here is a full breakdown of the stocks mutual funds brought and sold in November 2025.

Zomato and Groww Are Among the Most Bought Stocks by Mutual Funds

New-age and consumer-focused stocks topped the buying list.

• Zomato (Eternal) was the biggest pick, with mutual funds buying shares worth about ₹4,571 crore. This shows continued confidence in food delivery and quick commerce.
• Groww (Billionbrains Garage) came next, attracting nearly ₹4,196 crore, supported by rising interest in online investing platforms.
• ICICI Bank saw strong buying of ₹3,639 crore, making it the preferred private bank for fund managers.
• ITC also received healthy inflows of ₹3,443 crore, as investors looked for steady and diversified businesses.

Other stocks added to portfolios included HDFC Bank, Mphasis, and Infosys, showing selective buying in banking and IT.

SBI and RIL Among Top Stocks Sold By Mutual Funds 

On the selling side, mutual funds cut exposure to some large and public sector stocks.

• SBI saw the highest selling, with funds selling shares worth ₹2,321 crore.
• Reliance Industries (RIL) also witnessed selling of around ₹1,395 crore.
• Stocks like Canara Bank, Lupin, and Siemens Energy India also saw notable reductions.

This selling suggests profit-booking and a cautious view on certain sectors.

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Conclusion

In November 2025, mutual funds clearly preferred ITC, Zomato, and Groww, while trimming stakes in SBI and Reliance Industries. For retail investors, these trends offer useful clues on how large institutions are positioning their portfolios.

Disclaimer: This blog has been written exclusively for educational purposes. The securities mentioned are only examples and not recommendations. This does not constitute a personal recommendation/investment advice. It does not aim to influence any individual or entity to make investment decisions. Recipients should conduct their own research and assessments to form an independent opinion about investment decisions. 
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