The Singapore India portfolio of disclosed listed-company holdings was valued at approximately Rs 1,26,299 crore on October 24, 2026, nearly 24% below its March value, even as several constituent stocks posted strong FY27 gains. The Government of Singapore held stakes in 36 Indian listed companies in the September-quarter snapshot, with Sedemac Mechatronics leading the highlighted share-price performers.
Key Takeaways
- Disclosed portfolio value declined from Rs 1,65,129 crore in March 2026.
- Sedemac Mechatronics gained 101%, leading ten highlighted stocks with gains of at least 20%.
- Six companies were identified as September-quarter additions, although inconsistent quarter labels limit conclusions about purchase timing.
Table of Contents
- Singapore India portfolio value falls despite individual gains
- Sedemac leads the highlighted FY27 performers
- Six additions carry a disclosure-timing caveat
- Government ownership differs from investment management
- Conclusion
Singapore India portfolio value falls despite individual gains
The change in disclosed market value amounted to about Rs 38,830 crore between March and October 24, 2026. Around 14 portfolio stocks had positive returns in FY27 to date, while nearly half had declined.
The contrast matters: a list of the strongest performers does not describe the experience of the portfolio as a whole. Nor is the nearly 24% decline in disclosed holdings value necessarily an investment return, because changes in positions can also affect the total.
The available figures do not separate the effects of share-price movements from purchases, sales or other changes in the disclosed holdings.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Sedemac Mechatronics | FY27 gain: 101%; stated price rose from Rs 1,511 to Rs 3,034. |
| Sona BLW Precision Forgings | FY27 gain: 56%; stated price rose from Rs 482 to Rs 753. |
| Divi’s Laboratories | FY27 gain: 51%; stated price rose from Rs 5,947 to Rs 8,984. |
| Craftsman Automation | FY27 gain: 50%; stated price rose from Rs 6,989 to Rs 10,482. |
| Eternal | FY27 gain: 38%; stated price rose from Rs 229 to Rs 317. |
| JSW Infrastructure | FY27 gain: 31%; stated price rose from Rs 241 to Rs 316. |
Sedemac leads the highlighted FY27 performers
Sedemac Mechatronics more than doubled from its stated starting price, while Sona BLW Precision Forgings, Divi’s Laboratories and Craftsman Automation each gained at least 50%. The table shows the six strongest highlighted performers, using the rounded prices and FY27 gains in the October 24 snapshot.
The remaining four highlighted gainers were The Phoenix Mills, up 23%; Info Edge (India), up 21%; International Gemological Institute, up 20%; and Samhi Hotels, also up 20%.
These are stock-price changes over FY27 to date, not returns earned by the Government of Singapore. The figures do not establish when each position was acquired or the prices paid.
Six additions carry a disclosure-timing caveat
Bharat Forge, Info Edge, Eternal, Delhivery, Sedemac Mechatronics and LEAP were identified as additions to the portfolio in the September 2026 quarter.
However, the individual company entries label their stake percentages as June-quarter holdings, including some companies also described as September-quarter additions. That inconsistency prevents a firm conclusion about the exact quarter in which those positions first appeared. The stated ownership percentages should therefore not be treated as verified September-quarter figures.
Government ownership differs from investment management
GIC’s explanation of its government mandate distinguishes ownership from management: the company manages assets for the Government of Singapore but does not own them. GIC also says the government does not direct or influence its individual investment decisions.
That institutional distinction provides context for government-linked investment holdings; it does not independently verify the Indian company stakes, portfolio valuations or stock returns in this snapshot.
Conclusion
Strong gains in selected stocks did not prevent a decline in the disclosed Singapore India portfolio value. Subsequent quarterly shareholding disclosures will be the next checkpoint for changes in positions, while the conflicting June and September labels leave the timing of some additions unresolved.
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