Synopsis: Foreign institutional investors have been quietly building positions in these five listed Indian companies, with each seeing FII shareholding climb by more than five percentage points between December 2025 and the latest available quarter.
Foreign institutional investors are known to move markets when they make decisive bets on Indian stocks. A closer look at shareholding data reveals five companies – spanning gas distribution, technology, travel, and infrastructure – where FIIs have raised their stake by more than five percentage points between December 2025 and the latest available quarter, signalling renewed institutional confidence. 5 Companies Where FII’s Are Loading Up
Gujarat Gas
Gujarat Gas Limited is one of India’s largest city gas distribution companies, operating primarily in Gujarat. It supplies piped natural gas to industrial, commercial, and domestic consumers, along with compressed natural gas through its network of stations. The company is a subsidiary of GSPC Group and holds a dominant position across several geographical areas in the state.
FII shareholding in Gujarat Gas has seen a sharp jump in recent months. From 3.98% in March 2026, FII stake rose to 10.57% in May 2026 – an increase of approximately 6.59 percentage points. Looking at the broader window from December 2025, when FII holding stood at 3.82%, the rise is even more pronounced, reflecting growing foreign interest in the city gas distribution space.
KS Smart Tech
KS Smart Tech is an Indian technology company listed on the domestic exchanges. The company operates in the smart technology and solutions space, catering to emerging digital and infrastructure needs across sectors. It is a relatively smaller listed player that has been attracting attention from institutional investors in recent quarters.
FII stake in KS Smart Tech surged from nil in December 2025 to 8.53% in March 2026 – a jump of over 8.5 percentage points in a single quarter. Prior to this, FIIs had maintained zero exposure in the company for several consecutive quarters, making the sudden entry all the more significant and a clear signal of fresh institutional interest.
Easy Trip Planners
Easy Trip Planners, popularly known as EaseMyTrip, is one of India’s leading online travel technology platforms. The company offers flight, hotel, holiday packages, and ancillary travel services through its digital platform. It caters to a wide base of retail and corporate travellers and has built a notable presence in the budget travel segment.
FII shareholding in Easy Trip Planners stood at just 0.45% in December 2025. By May 2026, it had climbed to 6.16% – a rise of approximately 5.71 percentage points over the period. This marks a meaningful turnaround in foreign institutional interest in the stock after a prolonged phase of low FII participation.
Ceinsys Tech
Ceinsys Tech is an Indian technology and engineering services company offering geospatial, infrastructure, and digital solutions. It serves government and enterprise clients across sectors such as utilities, defence, and urban development. The company has been expanding its capabilities in data analytics and geographic information systems.
FII stake in Ceinsys Tech rose from 4.33% in December 2025 to 10.25% in March 2026 – an increase of nearly 5.92 percentage points in just one quarter. This sharp build-up in foreign holdings points to growing confidence among institutional investors in the company’s technology-led growth trajectory and government-linked business pipeline.
Gayatri Projects
Gayatri Projects is a Hyderabad-based infrastructure and construction company with experience in roads, bridges, irrigation, and industrial projects. The company has executed several large-scale engineering, procurement, and construction contracts across India and has been working through a period of financial restructuring in recent years.
FII shareholding in Gayatri Projects jumped from 1.91% in December 2025 to 18.00% in April 2026 – a massive increase of over 16 percentage points in just a few months. This surge represents one of the sharpest FII entry moves among the five companies and could indicate renewed institutional conviction in the company’s revival and infrastructure sector prospects.
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