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ABN Amro has rounded its portfolio in the month of Novermber. The ABN-Amro Equity Fund has an exposure of a little over Rs 230 crore. The fund has had an interesting month.
In the top 10 holdings of the fund, there are some well known names. For example, Mico is one of them in the auto components space, and the fund has actually upped its holdings in the stock from about 1.49% to about 3.49%. It has also hiked its holdings in M&M from 3.23% to about 4.26%.
Sintex Industries is another interesting dark horse that stands out. There is a buzz about an acquisition, as far as this company is concerned. ABN's holding has gone up from 2.67% to 3.86% in this counter. Apart from that, in some of the front liners like Reliance, the holding has decreased from 5.83% to about 3.28%. For Infosys as well, its holding has decreased from about 6.62% to about 6.35%.
For more News Bulletin stories click here TCS is one counter, where the fund did not have any holding for September. But as of today, its holding is about 5.22% of its portfolio in TCS. Banking appears to be an interesting sector in this fund's portfolio. Union Bank of India and Punjab National Bank were picked up in November by the fund. EXCLUSIVE CALLS from Experts And BUZZ before it becomes NEWS Only on www.poweryourtrade.com Apart from that, the fund seems to be very bullish on the pharmaceutical sector. It has picked up stocks like Sun Pharma, Aventis, Matrix and Nicholas Piramal. Stocks like Hero Honda and NTPC have also added around 2% of its "buys" in November. Certain key exits that ABN had MoM, have been Bank of India and Centurion Bank. It has exited both these counters completely. Its holdings in these counters was around 2.19% and 1.67% respectively. Therefore, it is a mixed bag in terms of purchases and selling for the fund. On the auto front, Bajaj Auto and Tata Motors have been exited. The fund had significant holdings of about close to 3% and 2.5% respectively, in both these stocks. It has also exited a lot of industrial player goods like Voltas and BHEL. If one looks at the transportation space, then Jet Airways was a counter where the fund had a holding of about 2%. That is gone now. Suzlon, which had a listing of currently 2%, has gone completely out of their portfolio. In terms of sectors, the fund is very bullish on steel. In the pharma sector, its holding has been upped from 5% to 14%. However, in the software space, the fund has decreased its holdings in value terms, from 20% to 15%. Therefore, the fund seems bullish on the pharma and steel sectors. It has also added Sesa Goa to their portfolio in November.
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The fund has a couple of interesting holds. In 
