Top 5 Midcap Stocks that Mutual Funds Bought and Sold in April 2021

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Top 5 Midcap Stocks that Mutual Funds Bought and Sold in April 2021
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By Aditya Raghunath

Investing.com -- Mutual fund buying and selling data in April in the midcap space threw up a couple of surprises. Like funds bought a lot of Vodafone Idea stock. In fact, it was the second-highest bought stock in the space.

A report by ICICI Securities Ltd (NS: ICCI ) gives the data for the stocks. Here’s how the top 5 stocks have fared since then:

Top 5 Midcap Buys by Mutual Funds in April 2021:

  1. L&T (NS: LART ) Finance Holdings Ltd (NS: LTFH )

Price on April 30: Rs 87.05

Price on May 26: Rs 88.65

Percentage difference: Up 1.8%

  1. Vodafone Idea Ltd (NS: VODA )

Price on April 30: Rs 8.35

Price on May 26: Rs 8.55

Percentage difference: Up 2.4%

  1. Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd (NS: GLEN )

Price on April 30: Rs 576.8

Price on May 26: Rs 608.4

Percentage difference: Up 5.5%

  1. Granules India Ltd (NS: GRAN )

Price on April 30: Rs 333.7

Price on May 26: Rs 318.85

Percentage difference: Down 4.4%

  1. IDFC (NS: IDFC ) First Bank Ltd (NS: IDFB )

Price on April 30: Rs 54.7

Price on May 26: Rs 57.8

Percentage difference: Up 5.7%

Top 5 Midcap Sells by Mutual Funds in April 2021:

  1. GMR Infrastructure Ltd (NS: GMRI )

Price on April 30: Rs 22.95

Price on May 26: Rs 27.2

Percentage difference: Up 18.1%

  1. Escorts Ltd (NS: ESCO )

Price on April 30: Rs 1,118.6

Price on May 26: Rs 1,137.9

Percentage difference: Up 1.72%

  1. Prestige Estates Projects Ltd (NS: PREG )

Price on April 30: Rs 271.85

Price on May 26: Rs 274.45

Percentage difference: Up 1%

  1. Coforge Limited (NS: COFO )

Price on April 30: Rs 2,869.05

Price on May 26: Rs 3,484.65

Percentage difference: Up 21.4%

  1. Dr Lal PathLabs Ltd (NS: DLPA )

Price on April 30: Rs 2,928.7

Price on May 26: Rs 2,788.4

Percentage difference: Down 4.8%

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