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HDFC Top 200 buys ITC, ICICI Bank; exits i-flex
HDFC Top 200 Fund increased weightage to oil, banking, metal, technology and FMCG sectors. The scheme introduced Hindustan Zinc while exited i-flex Solutions and Canara Bank.
HDFC Top 200 Fund has increased its weightage to oil and gas sector as it bought 2 lakh shares of HPCL and 1 lakh shares each of BPCL and IOC. Some buying was also seen in Reliance Industries. (View - What is HDFC Top 200 Fund buying / selling?)
In banking sector, the scheme purchased nearly 3.5 lakh shares of ICICI Bank. On the contrary, it sold 3 lakh shares of Oriental Bank of Commerce and exited Canara Bank. It also made purchases in metal sector as it introduced Hindustan Zinc.
It increased weightage to Information Technology sector by buying TCS and Infosys Technologies. FMCG was another sector, where the scheme made huge purchases as it bought 4 lakh shares of ITC.
However, HDFC Top 200 Fund sold 2.88 lakh shares of Gail and a lakh shares of United Phosphorous. It exited i-flex Solutions.
Reliance, ONGC and Infosys were the top stocks held by the scheme in October. Oil & Gas (17.91%), Information Technology (14.13%) and Engineering (10.36%) were the top invested sectors in the scheme's portfolio. (Check out - Top stocks held by HDFC Top 200 Fund).
The equity exposure of the scheme has increased from 94.65% to 96.31%. The total assets managed by the scheme were Rs 1,572 crore as on October 31, 2006.
Over the last three months, HDFC Top 200 Fund has yielded 18.1% returns as against 19.56% yielded by its benchmark BSE 200 as on November 10, 2006.
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