What we do
Most fund tools stop at returns and star ratings. Gajamudra goes inside the portfolio. We compute conviction and concentration, Active Share versus a category benchmark, mandate compliance, AUM capacity stress, and where a category is crowded versus where managers take differentiated positions.
The research uses public scheme portfolio disclosures and NAV history. Every figure on a fund or stock page should be read with the reporting date displayed on that page.
Holdings intelligence
See which funds hold an underlying security and examine a fund's conviction, sectors and peers.
Explore holdings →Analytics engine
Run conviction, benchmark, compliance, AUM stress, consensus and leaderboard analyses.
Open analytics →Structured learning
Understand NAV, expense ratios, SIPs, risk measures and portfolio construction in plain language.
Open Academy →Why we are independent
Gajamudra earns no distribution commissions and makes no buy or sell recommendations. We are a research and education platform, not a distributor or a SEBI-registered investment adviser.
That independence is central to the product: analysis is driven by disclosed data and published methods, not by what someone is paid to sell.
Transparent by design
We publish how the principal metrics are calculated—including conviction, Gini, Active Share, the composite scorecard and AUM stress. If a number appears on Gajamudra, the aim is to make its definition and limitations available for review.
Read the complete analytics methodology.
Meet the team
The people building India's independent mutual fund analytics.
Abhinit Kulkarni
Builds the data engine that powers Gajamudra's holdings analytics.
LinkedIn →Damini Kamte
Leads Gajamudra's mission to make fund investing transparent for every Indian investor.
LinkedIn →Prasanna Malave
Connects Gajamudra with investors and professionals across India.
LinkedIn →A note on advice
Everything on Gajamudra is general information for research and education. It is not investment advice, a recommendation or a solicitation. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks—read all scheme-related documents carefully and consult a SEBI-registered adviser for decisions specific to you.