Between all their sales, FPI collects selected stocks

MUMBAI: Foreign investors have been inherited on Indian equity since October Qatber, but they have not prevented them from lifting selection stocks. About 30 stocks-Overseas fund managers in big mid-caps will increase their holding in the fourth straight quarter in January-March.

CSB Bank, Azad Engineering, Transformers and Rectifiers India (Trill), Marxans Pharma, Paradip Phosphates, Paras Protection, endurance techniques, Parsvanath developers and Therm AX have been able to refuse the widespread bears in Indian similarities. In the data, the main shift was published in the FPI behavior in the Indian market – the stock pickers became the shopkeepers of the board.

Foreign investors have been a net seller in the Indian equity since October Chatber, which floods the Load of 7 3.07 lakh crore shares. For the full financial year, the total FPI outflow was ₹ 1.25 lakh crore. The benchmark indicators increased the Nifty by 7.7%, and the Nifty Midcap and Nifty Smallcap indicators are 73.7373%and 8.25%, respectively, attributed to uninterrupted buying by domestic institutional investors, mostly mutual funds.

Fairfare-Becked CSB Bank increased FPI Holdings by 800 basis points in FY 25 to 13.07%. Amansa Holdings and Ashok Whitock India Opportunities Fund were top buyers.