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FACTBOX-Indian infra funds top bets, performance

Wed Jun 24, 2009 5:36am EDT

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 June 24 (Reuters) - Funds betting on India have begun
post-poll shopping for infrastructure shares, a bet set to get
bigger next month as the new government's first budget lays
down plans to repair the country's crumbling roads, ports and
bridges [ID:nBOM493400]
 Following tables show Indian infrastructure mutual funds'
performance, assets and top-10 holdings by amount invested
collectively:
 PERFORMANCE
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 - Fund name                        Asset           Return
                     (in bln rupees)      YTD     1-yr  
3-yr
 ---------------------------------------------------------------
 - AIG Infra & Economic Reform       2.27    49.34    -4.15    
NA
 Birla Sun Life Infra-Plan A       3.85    54.39     2.60 
53.48
 Canara Robeco Infrastructure      1.39    55.34     3.06 
65.22
 DBS Chola Infrastructure          0.37    52.80   -18.69    
NA
 Escorts Infrastructure            0.06    23.14   -23.73    
NA
 Escorts Leading Sectors           0.01    29.96       NA    
NA
 HDFC Infrastructure              13.68    47.73     0.89    
NA
 ICICI Prudential Infrastructure  37.50    39.57    -1.03 
95.54
 LIC MF Infrastructure             2.36    42.97     0.45    
NA
 Religare Infrastructure           0.66    27.77    -7.97    
NA
 Sahara Infra-Variable Pricing     0.13    54.03    12.88 
73.41
 SBI Infrastructure - Series I    19.43    48.39    -7.78    
NA
 Tata Indo-Global Infrastructure  13.70    44.16   -14.66    
NA
 Tata Infrastructure              22.13    45.68    -6.62 
62.66
 Tata Infrastructure Tax Saving    0.12       NA       NA    
NA
 Taurus Infrastructure             0.12    84.56    11.68    
NA
 UTI Infra Advantage-Series I     24.90    33.45    -2.63    
NA
 UTI Infrastructure               17.14    40.61    -2.90 
55.87
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 - BSE Sensex .BSESN                       50.50    -0.34 
47.84
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 - Asset at the end of May and return up to June 22.
 TOP HOLDINGS
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 - Company name                Value of investment      No of
funds
                              (in bln rupees)
 ---------------------------------------------------------------
 - Reliance Industries (RELI.BO)              9.15             
11
 Bharti Airtel (BRTI.BO)                    6.56              
9
 Larsen & Toubro (LART.BO)                  4.57             
12
 Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL.BO)         4.55             
10
 ICICI Bank (ICBK.BO)                       4.05              
8
 State Bank of India (SBI.BO)               3.90             
11
 Oil & Natural Gas Corp (ONGC.BO)           3.79             
10
 HDFC Bank (HDBK.BO)                        3.32              
6
 Tata Power Company (TTPW.BO)               3.21             
12
 Crompton Greaves (CROM.BO)                 3.16              
9
 ---------------------------------------------------------------
 - Source: ICRA Online.
 (Compiled by Nishant Kumar in MUMBAI; editing by Saeed Azhar)















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