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Sector-wise FII Investment

Where foreign investors put money to work in 1–15 Jul 2026 — 14 sectors bought, 8 sold

Biggest Inflow
7,361 Cr
Consumer Services
Biggest Outflow
-6,936 Cr
Auto
All Sectors, Net
14,148 Cr
1–15 Jul 2026

Net FPI Equity Flow by Sector — 1–15 Jul 2026

Net buying and selling by foreign portfolio investors across every sector in the latest published fortnight. Bars to the right are net inflows, to the left net outflows.

Sector Rotation — Last 18 Fortnights

One column per fortnight, one row per sector, shaded by net flow. Sectors are ordered by total flow over the window, so persistent accumulation sits at the top and persistent selling at the bottom.

Net FPI equity flow in rupees crore by sector for each of the last 18 fortnights.
Sector 31 Oct 25 15 Nov 25 30 Nov 25 15 Dec 25 31 Dec 25 15 Jan 26 31 Jan 26 15 Feb 26 28 Feb 26 15 Mar 26 31 Mar 26 15 Apr 26 30 Apr 26 15 May 26 31 May 26 15 Jun 26 30 Jun 26 15 Jul 26
Metals & Mining
Capital Goods
Services
Utilities
Forest Materials
Diversified
Textiles
Construction
Media
Consumer Durables
Telecom
Chemicals
Power
Realty
Oil & Gas
Construction Materials
Consumer Services
Healthcare
IT
FMCG
Auto
Financial Services

Net inflow Net outflow · deeper shading means a larger flow, saturating around ₹3,351 Cr so that ordinary fortnights stay readable. Hover a cell for the exact figure.

Cumulative FPI Flow by Sector — Since April 2022

Running total of net equity flow per sector, showing where foreign money has actually been built up or withdrawn over time rather than in a single fortnight. Use the legend to add or remove sectors.

Sector-wise FII Investment Data — 1–15 Jul 2026

Sector Net Equity Flow (₹ Cr) Holdings at Period End (₹ Cr)
Consumer Services 7,361 269,852
Metals & Mining 5,993 292,440
Healthcare 4,101 523,080
Services 2,405 191,870
Consumer Durables 2,384 186,974
Realty 2,072 125,698
Financial Services 1,975 2,138,512
Construction Materials 1,574 105,293
Construction 403 120,222
Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels 258 466,849
Textiles 248 21,940
Utilities 119 3,078
Information Technology 60 363,843
Diversified 29 4,292
Forest Materials -11 1,110
Chemicals -114 123,869
Media, Entertainment & Publication -289 9,986
Fast Moving Consumer Goods -1,106 301,287
Power -1,267 273,542
Telecommunication -2,454 368,675
Capital Goods -2,657 501,465
Automobile and Auto Components -6,936 499,910

Values in ₹ Crores. "Holdings at period end" is assets under custody, the total value of the sector held by FPIs — a stock, not a flow. Source: NSDL.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which sectors are FIIs buying right now?
In 1–15 Jul 2026, FIIs were the biggest net buyers of Consumer Services (₹7,361 Cr) and the biggest net sellers of Auto (₹6,936 Cr). Across all 22 NSDL sectors the net position was ₹14,148 Cr. These figures are published fortnightly by NSDL and cover equity only.
How often is sector-wise FII data updated?
Twice a month. NSDL publishes one report per fortnight — covering the 1st to the 15th, and the 16th to the last day of each month — usually a few days after the fortnight closes. This page updates automatically once each report is released.
What is the difference between FII and FPI?
They refer to the same investors. SEBI merged the older FII, sub-account and QFI categories into a single Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI) category in 2014. "FII" remains in common use, and NSDL still titles this report using both terms, but the data covers registered FPIs.
Does this data cover all foreign investment in India?
No. It covers FPI holdings settled through NSDL, which is the large majority of FPI assets but not all of them — a smaller share sits with CDSL. It also excludes Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), which is a controlling stake in a business rather than a portfolio holding, and it excludes flows into unlisted companies.
Why does the data only start in April 2022?
NSDL adopted the common NSE/BSE industry classification with the report for the fortnight ending 30 April 2022, replacing an older 45-sector scheme. Reports before that date exist but use sector definitions that are not comparable with the current 22, so joining the two series would produce misleading trends.
Are these figures in rupees or dollars?
Every figure on this page is in Indian rupees crore (₹ Cr). One crore is 10 million rupees. NSDL also publishes a US dollar view of the same data, converted at a single RBI reference rate for the fortnight.

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Data Source: National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL), fortnightly sector-wise FPI reports. Equity flows in ₹ crore. Series begins 30 April 2022, when NSDL adopted the common NSE/BSE industry classification — earlier reports use a different 45-sector scheme and are not comparable.