Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Portfolio: CRISIL, GMR Infrastructure to MCX, FIIs hike their investments in stocks Big Bull too has invested in

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Portfolio June 2020: Looks like, top investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is not just followed by Indian investors, in fact, his portfolio is widely followed by the foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) as well. At least share-holding data with the BSE reveals the same. The Indian billionaire has investments in stocks like CRISIL, GMR Infrastructure, Multi Commodity Exchange of India and ION Exchange (India). As per the BSER data in regard to the shareholding pattern filing for June 2020 quarter, FIIs have increased their investment in these stocks, which have remained Rakesh Jhunjhunwqala portfolio stocks. It also indicates that these companies have strong fundamentals and therefore, investors are attracted to them in any case.

FIIS investment in CRISIL

As per the data available with the BSE, Rakesh  Jhunjhunwala holds a 5.49 per cent stake in the company as on June 20. FIIs increased their shareholding to 5.55 per cent on June 20 from 5.52 per cent on March 20.

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GMR Infrastructure

This is another portfolio stock that attracted FIIs and they increased their investment in it. As per the exchange filing by the company with the BSE, Rakesh  Jhunjhunwala held 1.41 per cent stake in the company as on June 20. FIIs increased their shareholding on June 20 to 20.74 per cent from 20.58 per cent on March 20.

Ion Exchange (India)

This is another Rakesh Jhunjhunwala portfolio stock where the FIIs increased their investment during April to June 2020 quarter. As per the BSE data, Rakesh  Jhunjhunwala held a 5.29 per cent stake in the company as on June 20. FIIs raised their shareholding on June 20 to 1.79 per cent from 1.63 per cent on March 20.

Multi Commodity Exchange Of India

In this company, BSE India data says that Rakesh  Jhunjhunwala held a 3.92 per cent stake as on June 20. FIIs raised their shareholding on June 20 to 36.43 per cent from 32.57 per cent on March 20.