In March 2025, mutual funds increased their holdings in several major Indian companies, reflecting positive market sentiment. Max Financial Services saw an increase from 12.69 crore shares in February to 13.75 crore shares in March, with a market value of Rs 15,785 crore and a 21% share price rally since early March. FSN E-Commerce Ventures' mutual fund holdings rose from 54.10 crore to 56.07 crore shares, valued at Rs 10,041 crore, with a 19% price increase. GAIL India experienced a rise in mutual fund holdings from 71.71 crore to 73.86 crore shares, valued at Rs 13,519 crore, and its share price rallied 18%. Indian Oil Corporation mutual fund holdings grew from 36.68 crore to 38.69 crore shares, with a market value of Rs 4,941 crore and an 18% price rally. Suzlon Energy and Inox Wind shares gained attention following a draft notification from the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy proposing mandatory local manufacturing of key wind turbine components and establishment of R&D centers in India. This policy proposal led to a share price increase of up to 5% for both companies, with Suzlon Energy's stock surging 8% and analysts recommending buying the stock based on four key factors. Inox Wind also secured its single largest wind order, despite its share price remaining below Rs 200. Additionally, GAIL shares rose over 4% after the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) floated a consultation paper for reviewing natural gas pipeline tariffs, with expectations of a tariff hike by June. Yes Bank shares jumped between 6% and 7% following its Q4 results, although most analysts maintain a sell rating on the stock.