Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have shown steady confidence in select Indian companies by consistently increasing their holdings over the past three quarters. This sustained buying trend highlights strong corporate fundamentals, earnings visibility, and long-term growth prospects across sectors. Such continued foreign inflows reflect optimism toward India’s economic resilience and its potential for sustained market performance.
1. AWL Agri Business Ltd
AWL Agri Business is a leading FMCG company in India, offering essential kitchen staples like edible oils and foods under its flagship brand, Fortune. Its core purpose is to nourish the nation by making everyday essentials accessible, affordable, and dependable for millions of Indian households across diverse geographies. With a market capitalization of Rs 33,857 crore, the shares closed at Rs 260 per share, decreased around 0.46 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
According to the recent shareholding pattern, FIIs have made a remarkable jump in their stake in AWL Agri Business Ltd, rising from 4.31% in March 2025 to 4.61% in June, and soaring to 14.11% by September 2025. This sharp increase signals growing international interest and optimism about the company’s evolving prospects and business performance.
Further, FIIs increased their stake in AWL Agri Business Ltd in Q2FY26, likely due to its strong 20% YoY revenue growth and expanding food and FMCG segments. The reason might be the company’s improved profitability, resilience in edible oil margins, and long-term growth potential in staples and branded products, which strengthened global investor confidence.
2. Affle 3i Ltd
Affle is a global technology company with a consumer intelligence platform that helps businesses reach customers through effective mobile advertising, using brands like Jampp and RevX. The company’s mission is driven by innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit to create sustainable value for all its global stakeholders on connected devices. With a market capitalization of Rs 26,602 crore, the shares closed at Rs 1,892 per share, decreased around 0.03 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
Over the last three quarters, FIIs have steadily increased their stake in Affle 3i Ltd from 16.09% in March 2025, to 18.42% in June, and a further rise to 19.02% by September 2025. This upward trend highlights growing overseas investor confidence in the company’s performance and future potential.
Additionally, FIIs increased their stake in Affle 3i Ltd in Q2FY26, which may be due to its strong financial performance, marked by 19.5% YoY revenue growth and a 21.8% rise in net profit. The reason might be the company’s expanding AI-driven adtech solutions, global market reach, patent grants, and sustained long-term growth outlook, boosting investor confidence.
3. Waaree Energies Ltd
Waaree Energies is an Indian solar equipment manufacturing company that recently raised funds through a public issue for expansion. The company is establishing a massive 6GW facility for making Ingot Wafers, Solar Cells, and Solar PV Modules. With a market capitalization of Rs 1,00,771 crore, the shares closed at Rs 3,503 per share, decreased around 0.93 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have notably raised their stake in Waaree Energies over the past three quarters, from 0.70% in March 2025 to 2.68% in June, then surging to 6.35% by September 2025. This sharp rise signals growing international confidence in the company’s outlook and sustained interest from global investors.
FIIs increased their stake in Waaree Energies in Q2FY26 mainly due to its outstanding financial performance, including 70% year-on-year revenue growth and more than doubling net profit. The company’s robust order book, strong execution of large solar power projects, and sector tailwinds from India’s push toward renewable energy boosted institutional confidence and attracted global investors.
Written by Abhishek Singh
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