When Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) boost their holdings in small-cap stocks, it usually indicates strong confidence in those companies. This often results in positive market sentiment, potential price gains, and increased liquidity. Furthermore, FIIs’ investments can draw in domestic investors, who are perceived as knowledgeable, long-term stakeholders.
Listed below are some of the large-cap stocks in which Foreign Investors have increased their stake in the recent Q2 FY25
Adani Energy Solutions Limited
Adani Energy Solutions Limited which is headquartered in Ahmedabad, is a leading private utility in India, specializing in power transmission. The company operates various segments, including transmission, generation, distribution, smart metering, and trading. With over 21,100 circuit kilometers of transmission lines, Adani Energy Solutions focuses on providing reliable energy solutions and enhancing India’s power infrastructure.
In the quarter that ended September 2024, FIIs increased their stake in Adani Energy Solutions Ltd from 15.53 percent in the June quarter of 2024, to 18.66 percent stake in September 2024. The 3.13 percent increased FII stake can reflect a positive outlook on the company’s future performance.
In Q2 FY25 Adani Energy Solutions Ltd reported a 68.31 percent year-over-year increase in revenue from operations to Rs.6,184 crore and a 172 percent increase in net profit to Rs.773 crore, in the same period.
In Thursday’s trading session, the company’s share price trading at Rs.980.05 per share, a 0.19 percent down from its previous close.
Indus Towers Limited
Indus Towers Limited is India’s largest telecommunications infrastructure provider, formed by the merger of Bharti Infratel and Indus Towers. With over 225,910 towers and a presence across all 22 telecom circles, it supports major operators like Airtel and Jio. The company focuses on delivering reliable, shared infrastructure to enhance connectivity nationwide.
In the quarter that ended September 2024, FIIs increased their stake in Indus Towers Limited from 23.15 percent in the June quarter of 2024, to 24.19 percent stake in September 2024. The 1.04 percent increased FII stake can reflect a positive outlook on the company’s future performance.
In Q2 FY25 Indus Towers Ltd reported a 4.67 percent year-over-year increase in revenue from operations to Rs.7,465 crore and a 71.73 percent increase in net profit to Rs.2,224 crore, in the same period.
In Thursday’s trading session, the company’s share price trading at Rs.355.55 per share, a 1.65 percent down from its previous close.
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HDFC AMC Limited
HDFC Asset Management Company Limited is one of India’s largest mutual fund houses, established in 1999 as a joint venture between HDFC Limited and abrdn Investment Management. The company manages assets and offers a diverse range of mutual fund schemes and portfolio management services to individual and institutional investors.
In the quarter that ended September 2024, FIIs increased their stake in HDFC AMC Ltd from 20.60 percent in the June quarter of 2024, to 21.55 percent stake in September 2024. The 4.61 percent increased FII stake can reflect a positive outlook on the company’s future performance.
In Q2 FY25 HDFC AMC Ltd reported a 37.94 percent year-over-year increase in revenue from operations to Rs. 887 crore and a 31.73 percent increase in net profit to Rs.577 crore, in the same period.
In Thursday’s trading session, the company’s share price trading at Rs.4,497.50 per share, a 0.41 percent up from its previous close.
HDFC Bank Limited
HDFC Bank Limited, headquartered in Mumbai, is India’s largest private sector bank by assets. Established in 1994, it offers a wide range of banking and financial services, including retail and wholesale banking. With over 9,000 branches and 20,000 ATMs, HDFC Bank focuses on delivering customer-centric solutions across urban and rural markets.
In the quarter that ended September 2024, FIIs increased their stake in HDFC Bank Ltd from 47.17 percent in the June quarter of 2024, to 48.02 percent stake in September 2024. The 0.85 percent increased FII stake can reflect a positive outlook on the company’s future performance.
In Q2 FY25 HDFC Bank Ltd reported a 11.24 percent year-over-year increase in net interest income to Rs.37,587 crore and a 7.59 percent increase in net profit to Rs.18,627 crore, in the same period.
In Thursday’s trading session, the company’s share price trading at Rs.1,760 per share, a 1.40 percent up from its previous close.
Written by Santhosh S
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