14 Stocks Soaring Over 50% in CY25, Held by Over 100 Mutual Fund Schemes

When a large number of mutual fund schemes invest in the same stock, it typically reflects strong institutional conviction and often lifts retail investor confidence. As of November 2025, data indicates that 245 stocks were owned by more than 100 mutual fund schemes, highlighting broad-based institutional interest. ETMarkets’ analysis reveals that 101 of these stocks have delivered gains of more than 10% since the start of CY25, while 14 have jumped over 50% in under a year — including one that has turned into a multibagger. This pattern points to the potential resilience and momentum of stocks backed by extensive mutual fund participation. (Data Source: ACE MF, ACE Equity)

L&T Finance, one of the standout performers, saw its stock climb 123% in CY25, moving from Rs 136 to Rs 302. Mutual fund exposure stood at 157 schemes as of November 2025, with a total equity MF market value of Rs 9,212 crore. This significant growth underscores the company’s robust financial health and market positioning.

Aditya Birla Capital also made notable gains, with its stock advancing 99% in CY25, rising from Rs 178 to Rs 354. It appeared in 157 mutual fund schemes as of November 2025, holding a combined equity MF value of Rs 7,302 crore. The company’s strong performance is a testament to its strategic initiatives and market adaptability.

RBL Bank’s stock increased 97% in CY25, moving from Rs 158 to Rs 311. The company featured in 146 mutual fund schemes as of November 2025, representing Rs 6,455 crore in equity MF holdings. This growth is indicative of the bank’s expanding customer base and solid financial fundamentals.

Navin Fluorine International saw its stock rise 86% in CY25, climbing from Rs 3,247 to Rs 6,044. It was held across 151 mutual fund schemes as of November 2025, with total equity MF holdings worth Rs 5,109 crore. The company’s consistent performance in the chemical sector has attracted significant institutional interest.

Muthoot Finance’s stock gained 75% in CY25, moving from Rs 2,137 to Rs 3,733. As of November 2025, it was included in 216 mutual fund schemes, with equity MF holdings of Rs 13,540 crore. The company’s strong performance in the non-banking financial sector has solidified its position in the market.

AU Small Finance Bank’s stock grew 74% in CY25, rising from Rs 558 to Rs 973. It was part of 184 mutual fund schemes as of November 2025, holding a total equity MF value of Rs 15,786 crore. The bank’s focus on financial inclusion and technology has driven its impressive growth.

Laurus Labs’ stock appreciated 69% in CY25, going from Rs 602 to Rs 1,018. Mutual funds held the stock in 131 schemes as of November 2025, with equity MF holdings amounting to Rs 4,877 crore. The company’s innovative approach to pharmaceuticals has been a key driver of its success.

Godfrey Phillips India’s stock surged 61% in CY25, rising from Rs 1,740 to Rs 2,802. It featured in 102 mutual fund schemes as of November 2025, with a total equity MF market value of Rs 1,665 crore. The company’s strong presence in the tobacco industry has contributed to its consistent performance.

Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) saw its stock advance 59% in CY25, moving from Rs 6,234 to Rs 9,939. The company was present in 252 mutual fund schemes as of November 2025, with equity MF holdings of Rs 18,986 crore. MCX’s role in commodity trading has made it a key player in the financial markets.

These stocks, favored by mutual funds, offer valuable insights into the market trends and potential investment opportunities. Their strong performance and institutional backing highlight their resilience and growth potential, making them attractive options for investors looking to capitalize on market momentum.