Foreign institutional investors and domestic mutual funds increased holdings in a clutch of Nifty 500 companies in the June 2026 quarter, underscoring a selective but broadening appetite for Indian equities. Seven of the 10 stocks that saw higher institutional ownership have since rallied 15% to 41% over the past three months, suggesting that active money is still rewarding earnings visibility, balance-sheet strength and sector-specific momentum.
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"FIIs, mutual funds lift stakes in 10 Nifty 500 stocks as seven surge up to 41% in three months"
Foreign institutional investors and domestic mutual funds increased holdings in a clutch of Nifty 500 companies in the June 2026 quarter, underscoring a selective but broadening appetite for Indian equities. Seven of the 10 stocks that saw higher institutional ownership have since rallied 15% to 41% over the past three months, suggesting that active money is still rewarding earnings visibility, balance-sheet strength and sector-specific momentum.
FIIs, mutual funds lift stakes in 10 Nifty 500 stocks as seven surge up to 41% in three months
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Foreign institutional investors and domestic mutual funds increased holdings in a clutch of Nifty 500 companies in the June 2026 quarter, underscoring a selective but broadening appetite for Indian equities. Seven of the 10 stocks that saw higher institutional ownership have since rallied 15% to 41% over the past three months, suggesting that active money is still rewarding earnings visibility, balance-sheet strength and sector-specific momentum.
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