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Fund list: AMFI
Holdings: Groww, month-end
Daily prices: mfapi.in
Company sizes: SEBI ranking
Bonds: issuers’ own filings and offer documents

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Where these numbers come from

The list of funds is AMFI’s official scheme list — every mutual fund sold in India.
What each fund holds is read off Groww’s public fund pages. That is an unofficial source, not a filing from the fund house, so treat an odd-looking line as a possible data error rather than a holding.
Daily fund prices (NAV) come from mfapi.in, which republishes AMFI’s daily NAV file.
Company sizes are ranked by full market value, the way SEBI defines large, mid and small cap — rank 1–100 large, 101–250 mid, 251 and below small.
Bonds are described from their issuers’ own filings and offer documents.

What this cannot tell you

Holdings are the list each fund published at the end of a month, not a live picture. Funds buy and sell every day, so what you see here is already a few weeks old.
We decide large / mid / small from a company’s market value on one day. AMFI’s official list averages six months, so a company sitting near a cut-off can be in a different bucket there.
Past-performance charts assume you bought once and never touched it, using past daily prices, and they can only start from the youngest fund’s first day. Past prices are not a forecast of anything.
Money that is not an Indian share — cash, bonds, REITs, foreign shares, units of other funds — is always counted and shown, never quietly removed to make the percentages look tidy. A fund that has sold something short can show a genuine negative weight, and we print the real signed figure.
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