Chris Wood, the global head of equity strategy at Jefferies, has made significant changes to his India long-only equity portfolio. He has added new stocks and adjusted weights, particularly after selling his entire stake in Reliance Industries and Axis Bank. Here's the full list of changes and the rationale behind them.
JefferiesChris WoodPortfolio AdjustmentsIndian StocksSector DiversificationReal EstateSep 20, 2025
Chris Wood removed Reliance Industries from his portfolio to reallocate funds to other stocks that he believes have better growth potential or are more aligned with his investment strategy.
The highest weight given to any stock in the portfolio is 6%, which is assigned to SBI Life Insurance.
The adjusted portfolio includes stocks from various sectors such as financials, real estate, infrastructure, cement, industrials, energy, consumer, telecom, travel, hospitality, and automobiles.
The newly added stocks have shown mixed performance. For example, Zomato and Ixigo have seen significant gains, while stocks like PolicyBazaar and REC have underperformed.
The reduction in investments in ICICI Bank, REC, and JSW Energy is likely due to a reallocation strategy to balance the portfolio and invest in other sectors with better growth prospects.
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