New Delhi, Nov. 14 -- India's biggest active small-cap mutual fund by assets under management (AUM), Nippon India Small Cap Fund, managed Rs.76,903 crore as of October 2026. The fund added eight new stocks and completely exited four others, while also reshuffling its existing holdings.

The fund has 260 stocks in its portfolio. The fresh additions include large-cap stocks such as ITC and Bank of Baroda. Here's what investors need to know about the changes in the fund's portfolio.

The fund added eight new stocks to its portfolio in October. ITC topped the list with 2.15 crore shares, followed by Bank of Baroda, with around 82.21 lakh shares.

Other notable additions included Aequs, with 36.38 lakh shares, and Sahajanand Medical Technologi...