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Stocks with Increasing FII Holding

Quarterly changes in FII & DII shareholding across Indian companies · Data as of Jun 2026

FII Increased: 24
FII Decreased: 33
Q1 FY2027
Company FII Chg FII % (Jun '26) DII Chg
Chennai Petroleum Corporation
CHENNPETRO
+2.40% 14.99% -1.10%
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone
ADANIPORTS
+2.33% 15.58% -0.25%
Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals
GUJALKALI
+2.32% 3.26% -0.71%
Granules India
GRANULES
+2.19% 17.50% -0.90%
PC Jeweller
PCJEWELLER
+1.75% 12.15% -1.10%
Oracle Financial Services Software
OFSS
+1.66% 9.70% -0.33%
Hindalco Industries
HINDALCO
+1.47% 35.60% -1.52%
Himadri Speciality
HSCL
+0.82% 6.80% +0.12%
Biocon
BIOCON
+0.64% 8.16% -0.70%
Bank of Baroda
BANKBARODA
+0.45% 10.14% -0.59%
VST Industries
VSTIND
+0.45% 1.79% -0.60%
Sonata Software
SONATSOFTW
+0.43% 9.17% -0.88%
Vardhman Textiles
VTL
+0.38% 6.07% -1.33%
ALKEM
ALKEM
+0.26% 10.42% +1.23%
ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India
ZFCVINDIA
+0.21% 5.99% -0.79%
Titagarh Rail Systems
TITAGARH
+0.20% 10.87% +2.94%
Credit Analysis and Research
CARERATING
+0.16% 23.41% +0.19%
Antelopus Selan Energy
ANTELOPUS
+0.15% 0.41% +0.74%
Ambika Cotton Mills
AMBIKCO
+0.14% 0.47% +0.01%
Procter & Gamble Health
PGHL
+0.13% 6.33% -1.23%
De Nora India
DENORA
+0.11% 0.83% 0.00%
MMTC
MMTC
+0.03% 0.16% +0.01%
Munjal Showa
MUNJALSHOW
+0.02% 0.11% 0.00%
Adani Power
ADANIPOWER
+0.02% 11.76% +0.39%

24 companies · Sorted by FII change · Source: NSE quarterly filings

What Does Increasing FII Holding Mean?

Foreign Institutional Investors deploy capital based on extensive research. Tracking their quarterly shareholding changes offers a window into institutional conviction about Indian companies.

FII Accumulation

When FII holding increases quarter-over-quarter, it indicates foreign capital is flowing into the stock. A rise of 1%+ in a single quarter is considered significant.

Multi-quarter FII accumulation is a stronger signal — it suggests sustained conviction rather than a one-time position.

FII vs DII Divergence

When FIIs buy and DIIs sell (or vice versa), it reflects differing institutional views. This tug-of-war often precedes significant price moves.

Use the tabs above to compare FII and DII activity on the same stocks.

How to Use This Data

Shareholding changes are a secondary signal, not a standalone strategy. Combine with fundamental analysis, valuation metrics, and sector trends.

Click any company name to view its full financial analysis, including valuation models, revenue trends, and detailed shareholding history.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does increasing FII holding mean?
When Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) increase their stake in a company, it signals growing international confidence in the stock. FIIs include global funds like BlackRock, Vanguard, and Goldman Sachs. A sustained increase over multiple quarters is a stronger signal than a single-quarter jump.
How often is shareholding data updated?
Listed companies in India are required to disclose their shareholding pattern to stock exchanges (NSE and BSE) at the end of every quarter — March, June, September, and December. This page updates automatically after each quarterly filing cycle.
Should I buy stocks where FII holding is increasing?
FII buying is one of many signals, not a buy recommendation on its own. Institutional investors have research teams and long-term horizons, so their interest can be informative. But you should also evaluate the company's fundamentals, valuation, and your own risk tolerance before investing.
What is the difference between FII and DII?
FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) are international entities like hedge funds, pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds investing in Indian markets. DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) are Indian entities like LIC, HDFC Mutual Fund, and SBI. When FIIs sell and DIIs buy the same stock, it often indicates differing views on the company's prospects.
Why do some stocks show FII increase and DII decrease simultaneously?
This pattern is common and usually reflects a change in ownership composition rather than a fundamental signal. Sometimes DIIs book profits when FIIs enter, or FIIs accumulate as DIIs rebalance their portfolios. The combined institutional holding (FII + DII) is often more meaningful than either individually.
How is FII holding change calculated?
FII holding change is the difference between the current quarter's FII holding percentage and the previous quarter's. For example, if FII held 15.5% in Dec 2025 and 17.2% in Mar 2026, the change is +1.7 percentage points. This data comes from quarterly shareholding disclosures filed with NSE.

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Data Source: National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) · Quarterly Shareholding Disclosures