Quarterly breakdown of shareholding by investor category
Combined FII+DII holding is 74.44% (-16.22% over 4 quarters). FII decreased to 34.49%, DII decreased to 39.95%.
Based on last 4 quarters
Promoters have no pledged shares, indicating no collateral-based borrowing risk.
Public shareholding is 25.35% (+16.28% over 4 quarters). This could indicate retail investor interest picking up, often following stock price momentum.
Based on last 4 quarters
Promoter (Non-Pledged): Founders & holding companies. High holding (>50%) shows alignment with shareholders.
Promoter (Pledged): Shares used as loan collateral. Forced selling risk if loans default.
DII: Mutual funds, insurance & pension funds. Rising DII stake signals domestic confidence.
FII: Foreign portfolio investors & hedge funds. High FII stake shows global interest.
Government: Central/state govt & PSU holdings.
Public & Others: Retail investors, HNIs, NRIs & corporates.
Track significant transactions by promoters, directors, and large investors over the last 3 years
No insider trading transactions or bulk deals have been recorded for this company in the last 3 years. This could indicate stable ownership with no significant changes, or that transactions haven't been reported yet.
Insider Trading: Transactions by promoters, directors, and key managerial personnel. SEBI requires disclosure within 2 trading days. Insiders buying shares often signals confidence in future prospects, while selling may indicate profit-booking or personal liquidity needs.
Bulk Deals: Large transactions (0.5%+ of equity) executed through separate trading window. Institutional bulk buys often precede price appreciation, while bulk sells may indicate profit-taking by large investors. Circle size represents deal value.
Data from audited consolidated filings. For educational purposes only — not investment advice. Last update: Mar 2026