Most-held stocks by Bangladeshi mutual funds
Which listed companies Bangladeshi open-end funds own, how much money sits in each, and what changed in the latest quarter. Built from the verified quarterly portfolio statements of the 35 funds ReturnKoto? tracks.
- Marico Bangladesh is the most widely held: it is in the disclosed top holdings of 25 of 30 funds that name listed stocks.
- Those funds held ৳594.0 cr in the named stocks on this page, at statement prices (30 Jun 2026).
- Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals takes the biggest share: ৳206.9 cr across 30 funds.
- In the April to June 2026 quarter, the most recent the statements cover, Berger Paints Bangladesh entered the top holdings of 3 funds that did not list it before.
- 5 of 35 funds disclose only bonds and deposits in their top holdings, so they are not in the stock ranking.
Held by two funds or more
Ranked by how many funds hold the stock among their largest disclosed holdings. The percentage next to each fund is that fund’s own disclosed weight, from statements dated 30 Jun 2026.
৳56.9 cr held (23 of 25 funds report a value) · +14.1% vs what they paid
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৳95.1 cr held in total · +60.8% vs what they paid
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৳53.1 cr held in total · +2.0% vs what they paid
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৳20.3 cr held in total · +1.4% vs what they paid
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৳24.9 cr held in total · −14.5% vs what they paid
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৳38.6 cr held in total · +12.7% vs what they paid
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৳65.4 cr held in total · +16.7% vs what they paid
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৳19.7 cr held in total · +29.1% vs what they paid
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৳28.1 cr held in total · +1.8% vs what they paid
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৳26.0 cr held in total · +6.3% vs what they paid
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৳21.3 cr held in total · −2.5% vs what they paid
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৳31.6 cr held (11 of 12 funds report a value) · +1.9% vs what they paid
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৳17.8 cr held in total · −19.9% vs what they paid
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৳7.6 cr held in total · −47.2% vs what they paid
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৳2.2 cr held in total · +13.6% vs what they paid
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৳12.5 cr held in total · −1.8% vs what they paid
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৳2.4 cr held in total · +48.9% vs what they paid
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৳18.0 cr held in total · +11.9% vs what they paid
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৳2.9 cr held in total · +16.1% vs what they paid
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৳1.1 cr held in total · +1.1% vs what they paid
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৳7.2 cr held in total · −5.7% vs what they paid
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৳0.7 cr held in total · −25.8% vs what they paid
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৳3.6 lakh held in total · +200.0% vs what they paid
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৳6.0 cr held in total · −2.0% vs what they paid
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৳2.1 cr held in total · −6.6% vs what they paid
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৳1.9 cr held in total · +7.4% vs what they paid
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৳0.4 cr held in total · +1.2% vs what they paid
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৳1.2 cr held in total · −54.7% vs what they paid
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৳1.9 cr held in total · −3.4% vs what they paid
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৳1.4 cr held in total · −11.6% vs what they paid
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৳9.4 cr held in total · −3.3% vs what they paid
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৳1.9 cr held in total · +1.0% vs what they paid
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৳4.5 cr held in total · +15.5% vs what they paid
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৳2.2 cr held in total · +33.4% vs what they paid
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৳1.3 cr held in total · +21.9% vs what they paid
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৳1.0 cr held in total · −46.6% vs what they paid
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৳0.4 cr held in total · −5.6% vs what they paid
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৳0.1 cr held in total · +27.5% vs what they paid
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Where the money sits, by sector
Statement market value of the named stocks above, by industry, across all funds.
- Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals৳206.9 cr 35%30 funds
- Bank৳203.9 cr 34%25 funds
- Telecommunication৳50.5 cr 8%19 funds
- Miscellaneous৳34.8 cr 6%19 funds
- Cement৳29.5 cr 5%13 funds
- Engineering৳23.3 cr 4%16 funds
- Food & Allied৳20.1 cr 3%12 funds
- Household & Personal Products৳9.4 cr 2%2 funds
- Insurance৳6.2 cr 1%3 funds
- Fuel & Power৳3.3 cr 1%6 funds
What changed in the latest quarter (April to June 2026)
Across 30 funds: each fund’s latest statement (30 Jun 2026) against the one before it (31 Mar 2026). Funds publish these statements quarterly, a month or two after each quarter ends, so this is the newest picture available. Entering the top holdings is not the same as buying; leaving them is not the same as selling out.
Entered top holdings
- Berger Paints Bangladesh3 fundsBCB ICL Growth Fund, ICL Balanced Fund, LankaBangla Al-Arafah Shariah Unit Fund (LBASUF)
- Eastern Housing3 fundsCWT Emerging Bangladesh First Growth Fund (CWTEBFGF), CWT Opportunities Fund (CWTOF), CWT Sadharan Bima Growth Fund (CWTSBGF)
- BSRM Limited2 fundsCWT Community Bank Shariah Fund (CWTCBSF), CWT Emerging Bangladesh First Growth Fund (CWTEBFGF)
- Bangladesh Shipping Corporation2 fundsCWT Opportunities Fund (CWTOF), CWT Sadharan Bima Growth Fund (CWTSBGF)
- Beximco Pharmaceuticals2 fundsICL INCTL Shariah Fund, Shanta First Income Unit Fund (SFIUF)
- Jamuna Bank2 fundsEkush Growth Fund (EGF), IDLC Growth Fund (IGF)
- LafargeHolcim Bangladesh2 fundsCWT Community Bank Shariah Fund (CWTCBSF), IDLC Balanced Fund (IBF)
- Olympic Industries2 fundsIDLC AML Shariah Fund (IAMLSF), IDLC Growth Fund (IGF)
Left top holdings
- Ibn Sina Pharmaceutical8 fundsCWT Community Bank Shariah Fund (CWTCBSF), CWT Emerging Bangladesh First Growth Fund (CWTEBFGF), CWT Opportunities Fund (CWTOF), CWT Sadharan Bima Growth Fund (CWTSBGF), EDGE AMC Growth Fund (EDGEAMCGF), LankaBangla Al-Arafah Shariah Unit Fund (LBASUF), Shanta Amanah Shariah Fund (SASF), Shanta First Income Unit Fund (SFIUF)
- Grameenphone7 fundsEDGE Al-Amin Shariah Consumer Fund (EDGEALAMIN), IDLC AML Shariah Fund (IAMLSF), VIPB Accelerated Income Unit Fund, VIPB Balanced Fund, VIPB Growth Fund, VIPB NLI 1st Unit Fund, VIPB SEBL 1st Unit Fund
- Apex Footwear3 fundsLB Gratuity Opportunities Fund (LBGOF), LB Gratuity Wealth Builder Fund (LBGWBF), LankaBangla 1st Balanced Unit Fund (LB1stBUF)
- Bangladesh Export Import Company3 fundsLB Gratuity Opportunities Fund (LBGOF), LB Gratuity Wealth Builder Fund (LBGWBF), LankaBangla 1st Balanced Unit Fund (LB1stBUF)
- Berger Paints Bangladesh3 fundsEDGE Al-Amin Shariah Consumer Fund (EDGEALAMIN), UCB AML First Mutual Fund, UCB Taqwa Growth Fund
- Renata3 fundsEDGE AMC Growth Fund (EDGEAMCGF), EDGE Al-Amin Shariah Consumer Fund (EDGEALAMIN), EDGE Bangladesh Mutual Fund (EDGEBDMF)
- Bangladesh Shipping Corporation2 fundsCWT Community Bank Shariah Fund (CWTCBSF), Ekush First Unit Fund (EFUF)
- IDLC Finance2 fundsBCB ICL Growth Fund, ICL Balanced Fund
Held by one fund
Largest disclosed weight first.
- The ACME Laboratories5.17% (market)LB Gratuity Wealth Builder Fund (LBGWBF)
- Heidelberg Materials Bangladesh4.97% (cost)Shanta Amanah Shariah Fund (SASF)
- Delta Life Insurance2.54% (market)LB Gratuity Wealth Builder Fund (LBGWBF)
- National Life Insurance2.46% (market)LB Gratuity Opportunities Fund (LBGOF)
- Titas Gas Transmission & Dist.2.28% (market)LB Gratuity Wealth Builder Fund (LBGWBF)
- Orion Pharma1.62% (market)LB Gratuity Wealth Builder Fund (LBGWBF)
- Web Coats0.11% (market)LB Gratuity Opportunities Fund (LBGOF)
The listed stocks most commonly held across the 7 Shariah-compliant funds ReturnKoto? tracks, most widely held first.
- Marico Bangladeshin 6 of 7 Shariah funds
- Beximco Pharmaceuticalsin 5 of 7 Shariah funds
- LafargeHolcim Bangladeshin 4 of 7 Shariah funds
- Grameenphonein 4 of 7 Shariah funds
- Berger Paints Bangladeshin 4 of 7 Shariah funds
- Renatain 4 of 7 Shariah funds
- Ibn Sina Pharmaceuticalin 3 of 7 Shariah funds
- Olympic Industriesin 3 of 7 Shariah funds
Where funds overlap most
Sorted by shared weight, highest first. “Shared weight” adds up the smaller of the two funds’ weights in each shared stock, an approximate lower bound on how similar the two portfolios are.
Funds that diversify each other most
Equity-leaning fund pairs (Growth and Balanced) with the lowest shared weight among disclosed named stocks, lowest first. Same Shariah status only, so a conventional fund is not ranked against a Shariah fund just because their universes barely overlap. Each fund appears at most once. Use this when you already like two mandates and want less doubled-up stock risk.
Check any funds yourself
Pick two or three funds and see exactly which named stocks they share. Weights are each fund’s own disclosed figures.
Method & caveats: based on each fund’s largest disclosed holdings from its latest verified portfolio statement (every statement used here is dated 30 Jun 2026). Weights are shown on each fund’s own valuation basis (cost or market value, as the asset manager reports), so percentages are comparable within a fund and approximate across funds. Bonds (including government treasury bonds), sukuk, term deposits, preference shares and mutual-fund units are excluded from this stock ranking. Where shown, avg cost is the fund’s own average purchase price and stmt mkt is the price in that same quarterly statement; neither is today’s DSE quote. For learning and research.
Questions people ask
Among the 35 open-end funds ReturnKoto? tracks, Marico Bangladesh appears most often: it is in the disclosed top holdings of 25 funds, with weights up to 16.64% of a single fund.
EDGE AMC Growth Fund and EDGE Bangladesh Mutual Fund share 8 named holdings, about 72.4% of portfolio weight, the highest overlap among the tracked funds' disclosed holdings.
CWT Community Bank Shariah Fund and Shanta Amanah Shariah Fund share only about 3.2% of disclosed named-stock weight (1 shared name), the lowest among equity-leaning pairs with the same Shariah status.
Every figure comes from the asset managers' own quarterly portfolio statements (BSEC requires publication within 30 days of quarter-end). ReturnKoto? verifies each statement and keeps each fund's own as-of date and valuation basis.