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Eternal Shares Rise as Mutual Funds Increase Large Bets
Eternal is the company that owns Zomato and Blinkit, along with District and Hyperpure.
Its share price rose by 45.36% in six months.
The shares closed at ₹322.75 on 11 September 2026.
Many mutual funds owned shares in the company.
Value Research found that 430 actively managed funds held Eternal in July 2026.
HDFC Consumption Fund put the biggest share of its money into Eternal, at 10.7%.
Different funds earned different returns during the same six-month period.
SBI Innovative Opportunities Fund had a 27.18% return, while UTI Innovation Fund had a 26.97% return.
Eternal shares gained 45.36% over six months, closing at ₹322.75 on 11 September 2026.
A total of 430 actively managed mutual-fund schemes held Eternal in July 2026, according to Value Research.
HDFC Consumption Fund had the largest allocation at 10.7%, followed by UTI Transportation and Logistics Fund at 9.8%.
Other major allocations included ICICI Prudential Transportation and Logistics Fund at 9.6% and HDFC and UTI Innovation Funds at 9.5% each.
Among selected high-allocation funds, SBI Innovative Opportunities Fund returned 27.18% and UTI Innovation Fund returned 26.97% over six months.
- Who
- Eternal and 430 actively managed mutual-fund schemes, including HDFC Consumption Fund, UTI Transportation and Logistics Fund, and ICICI Prudential Transportation and Logistics Fund.
- What
- Eternal shares rose 45.36% in six months while mutual funds maintained sizeable holdings in the company.
- Where
- The articles do not specify a location.
- When
- The holdings data is from July 2026; the share price closed at ₹322.75 on 11 September 2026.
- Why
- The articles report the funds’ allocations and performance but do not state why the funds invested in Eternal.
Key facts
- Company
- Eternal, the parent company of Zomato and Blinkit, also houses District and Hyperpure.
- Six-month share gain
- 45.36%
- Share price
- ₹322.75 at the close on 11 September 2026
- Funds holding Eternal
- 430 actively managed schemes in July 2026
- Largest allocation
- HDFC Consumption Fund, with 10.7% of its portfolio in Eternal
- Second-largest allocation
- UTI Transportation and Logistics Fund, with 9.8%
- Highest listed fund return
- SBI Innovative Opportunities Fund returned 27.18% over six months
Sources
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