Abakkus Asset Manager
Sunil Singhania
Former CIO-Equities at Reliance Mutual Fund who founded Abakkus. Runs a research-led, mid- and smallcap-tilted book across manufacturing and financials.
Disclosed holdings as at the June 2026 quarter (period ended 30 Jun 2026), compared with March 2026.
Disclosed holdings
Dropped below disclosure since March 2026
The stake was either sold or fell below the level at which it must be named — the filing does not distinguish between the two.
Where this comes from. Share counts and stake percentages are taken from each company's own quarterly shareholding pattern filed with the exchanges under SEBI LODR Reg. 31 for the June 2026 quarter. We re-read those filings, cross-check every row against the company's market capitalisation and, where reachable, the matching NSE filing, and only then publish it.
What it does not show. Companies only have to name a shareholder once the stake passes the disclosure threshold, so smaller positions are invisible here and a holding that disappears may have been trimmed rather than sold. Filings are quarterly and arrive weeks after the period ends, so an investor may have already changed their position. Holdings are matched by the name as filed, which companies type by hand.
Rebuilt weekly from the exchanges; last updated 2026-08-16. For information only, not investment advice.