Investors often favor fundamentally strong, low-debt companies, and recent trends show increasing Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) interest in such stocks. These companies offer financial stability, efficient capital management, and consistent performance. Stocks with minimal debt and rising FII holdings signal confidence in long-term growth, making them attractive investment opportunities amid market volatility and global economic uncertainties.
Here, Low debt stocks in which FII increases its stake in Q1FY26;
1. The Ramco Cements Ltd
The Ramco Cements Limited is engaged in the manufacture of cement, ready mix concrete, and dry mortar products. The Company caters mainly to the domestic markets. The Company also sells cement in Srilanka through direct exports and the Maldives through merchant exports.
With a market capitalization of Rs 27,086 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 1,146 per share, increasing around 3.80 percent as compared to the previous closing price. The company debt to equity ratio is ‘0.63’.
The foreign institutional investors of the company increased their stake by 1.14 percent, from 7.29 percent in Q4FY25 to 8.43 percent in June 2025. Additionally, 17.77 percent is owned by retail investors, 27.85 percent is held by domestic institutional investors, and 42.55 percent is owned by promoters.
2. Vishal Mega Mart Ltd
Vishal Mega Mart is a supermarket brand that provides products across three main categories: apparel, general merchandise, and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). These products are available through its network of Vishal Mega Mart stores as well as its mobile application and website.
With a market capitalization of Rs 62,159 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 133 per share, increasing around 2.22 percent as compared to the previous closing price. The company debt to equity ratio is ‘0.27’.
The foreign institutional investors of the company increased their stake by 5.82 percent, from 7.03 percent in Q4FY25 to 12.85 percent in June 2025. Additionally, 5.61 percent is owned by retail investors, 27.31 percent is held by domestic institutional investors, and 54.22 percent is owned by promoters.
3. Hitachi Energy India Ltd
Hitachi Energy India Ltd is engaged in providing a comprehensive grid portfolio across the entire value chain. The Company provides products and solutions, including asset & work management, cable accessories, capacitors and filters, communication networks, cooling systems, and others.
With a market capitalization of Rs 83,188 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 18,664 per share, decreasing around 4.14 percent as compared to the previous closing price. The company debt to equity ratio is ‘0.02’.
The foreign institutional investors of the company increased their stake by 2.23 percent, from 4.96 percent in Q4FY25 to 7.19 percent in June 2025. Additionally, 11.20 percent is owned by retail investors, 10.27 percent is held by domestic institutional investors, and 71.31 percent is owned by promoters.
Written by Abhishek Singh
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