Ace investor Sunil Singhania, who invests in equity markets through his fund Abakkus Asset Manager, made significant changes to his listed portfolio during the September quarter — a period marked by sharp market volatility. The fund added six new stocks, marginally trimmed stakes in three existing holdings, and increased its position in one.
As of the September quarter, Singhania’s fund held 26 listed stocks valued at Rs 2,345 crore, compared to 20 stocks worth Rs 2,690 crore in the previous quarter — a decline of nearly 13 percent. The fall in portfolio value was largely driven by sharp corrections in some of his major holdings amid market volatility. IIFL Securities slipped around 20 percent during the quarter, while Jubilant Pharmova and Mastek each fell about 11 percent. The Anup Engineering also declined more than 15 percent over the same period.
The portfolio data includes only listed companies, while Singhania’s investments in unlisted and pre-IPO firms are excluded as data not available.
Among the new additions, All Time Plastics stood out. The company debuted on the bourses during the quarter, with Abakkus appearing in its shareholding list. By the end of June 2025, the Abakkus Four2Eight Opportunities Fund had invested Rs 70 crore in a pre-IPO round and purchased another Rs 30 crore worth of shares from promoters at Rs 248 per share. This gave the fund a 7.29 percent stake, currently valued at Rs 122 crore.
Other new investments included Indogulf Cropsciences, where the fund owns 25.4 lakh shares valued at Rs 27 crore, Jaro Institute of Technology with 5.06 lakh shares worth Rs 31 crore, MB Engineering holding 11.58 lakh shares valued at Rs 53 crore, Mangal Electrical Industries with 7.98 lakh shares worth Rs 37 crore, and Suven Life Sciences where the fund holds 29.85 lakh shares valued at Rs 58 crore.
Among the stocks where Abakkus reduced exposure, the fund trimmed its holding in INO Exchange to 27.13 lakh shares from 28.13 lakh shares in the previous quarter, currently valued around Rs 105 crore.
It also cut stakes in Rupa & Company to 31.69 lakh shares from 33.35 lakh shares, now worth about Rs 62 crore, and in Sarda Energy & Minerals to 37.46 lakh shares from 51.06 lakh shares, valued near Rs 206 crore. In contrast, the fund increased its position in Mastek, raising its holding to 8.84 lakh shares from 8.69 lakh shares, now valued at Rs 190 crore.
Among its top holdings, IIFL Securities leads with 77.5 lakh shares worth Rs 265 crore. This is followed by Sarda Energy & Minerals and Jubilant Pharmova, each valued around Rs 206 crore. Mastek and The Anup Engineering complete the top five, with holdings worth Rs 190 crore and Rs 164 crore respectively.
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