Portfolio value = disclosed holding × quarter-end price, summed over holdings above 1% across all of an investor's combined entities (personal names, HUFs, trusts, vehicles). Holdings that fall below 1% stop being disclosed, so values are a floor, not an exact net worth.
Indian listed companies must disclose every shareholder holding more than 1% of equity in their quarterly filings. Reading those filings across the whole market reconstructs what each large investor owns. Solomo tracks 769 investors and institutions with two or more disclosed holdings, and combines family groups and investment vehicles that file under several names into one entity.
Holdings from quarterly shareholding filings; only stakes above the 1% disclosure threshold are public, so smaller positions are not shown. Not investment advice.