Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) have been steadily increasing their stake in Indian equities, reflecting growing confidence in the country’s economic and corporate fundamentals. Their consistent inflows act as a stabilizing force amid global volatility.
The rise in DII participation highlights strong domestic sentiment, especially in sectors showing long-term potential such as infrastructure, manufacturing, and capital goods.
1. Canara Bank
Canara Bank is a premier public sector bank in India, offering a diverse range of financial services, including retail, agricultural, and MSME loans alongside digital banking solutions. It operates with an unwavering dedication to excellence and innovation and is steadfastly committed to its founding principles of serving society at large.
With a market capitalization of Rs 1,14,380.91 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 126.10 per share, decreasing around 1.60 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
The domestic institutional investors of the company increased their stake by 0.82 percent, from 11.41 percent in Q1FY26 to 12.23 percent in Q2FY26. Additionally, 12.92 percent is owned by retail investors, 11.89 percent is held by foreign institutional investors, and 62.93 percent is owned by promoters.
2. Time Technoplast Ltd
Time Technoplast is a leading Indian company that makes innovative polymer and composite products, including advanced ‘LiteSafe’ cylinders, to replace traditional metal parts. The company focuses on using advanced technology and innovation to create versatile, high-quality items that meet international standards and offer better performance.
With a market capitalization of Rs 10,071.11 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 221.90 per share, increasing around 0.36 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
The domestic institutional investors of the company increased their stake by 0.45 percent, from 12.92 percent in Q1FY26 to 13.37 percent in Q2FY26. Additionally, 26.64 percent is owned by retail investors, 8.36 percent is held by foreign institutional investors, and 51.62 percent is owned by promoters.
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3. Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd
Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd. (GSFC) manufactures a diverse range of fertilizers, industrial chemicals, plastics, and fibers for agricultural and industrial uses. Key products include fertilizers like urea and DAP under the Sardar brand, industrial products such as caprolactam and melamine, nylon 6, and other petrochemicals and gases
With a market capitalization of Rs 7,828.09 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 196.45 per share, increasing around 0.18 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
The domestic institutional investors of the company increased their stake by 0.47 percent, from 7.34 percent in Q1FY26 to 7.81 percent in Q2FY26. Additionally, 36.40 percent is owned by retail investors, 12.29 percent is held by foreign institutional investors, 37.84 percent is owned by promoters, and 5.65 percent is owned by the Government.
Written by Abhishek Singh
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