Vedanta Power, Cupid Among Top 5 Smallcap Stocks with Mutual Fund Buying in September 2026

In September, mutual funds recorded substantial buying activity in smallcap stocks, with Vedanta Power, Cupid, Bharat Coking, Godawari Power, and Natco Pharma leading the list in September 2026, as per the ET news report.  

These stocks showcased varying degrees of increase in their value, indicating keen interest from mutual funds. 

Cupid Leads in Value Change 

Cupid experienced a significant value change of ₹3,86.4 billion, marking a 337.7% increase month-on-month. This stock represented 0.1% of the smallcap value, positioning itself as a key focus area for mutual fund investments during September 2026. 

Bharat Coking's Moderate Rise 

Bharat Coking arose with a value change of ₹22 billion, reflecting a 25.6% month-on-month increase. The stock's contribution accounted for 0.0% of the smallcap value, yet it remained among the top 5 smallcap stocks sought after by mutual funds. 

Vedanta Power Within the Top Picks 

Vedanta Power witnessed a value change of ₹16 billion, up 24.3% from the previous month. It constituted 0.1% of the smallcap value, adding to the diverse portfolio of investments made by mutual funds in September 2026. 

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Godawari Power and Natco Pharma 

Godawari Power reported a value change of ₹10.7 billion, a 21.3% increase month-on-month. 

Natco Pharma followed with a ₹18.9 billion value change, growing 21% from the prior month. Both stocks represented 0.2% and 0.1% of the smallcap value, respectively, closing the top picks among smallcaps. 

Conclusion 

In September, Cupid led with a notable ₹3,86.4 billion value change, ascending 337.7% month-on-month. Bharat Coking, Vedanta Power, Godawari Power, and Natco Pharma contributed value changes of ₹22 billion, ₹16 billion, ₹10.7 billion, and ₹18.9 billion, respectively, each showing over 21% growth. 

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