FIIs Consistently Increase Stakes in 5 Stocks Over Past 4 Quarters
Foreign Institutional Investors consistently increased stakes in five Indian companies over four consecutive quarters from March to December 2025. HPCL led with FII holdings rising from 12.55% to 16.35%, followed by Force Motors (8.36% to 10.46%), Time Technoplast (8.07% to 11.05%), Nirlon (11.98% to 13.34%), and Rama Steel Tubes (0.44% to 5.73%). These companies represent diverse sectors including energy, automotive, polymers, real estate, and steel manufacturing, indicating broad-based foreign investor confidence across multiple industries.
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Foreign Institutional Investors have demonstrated sustained confidence in five Indian companies by consistently increasing their shareholdings over four consecutive quarters, signaling strong institutional backing for these businesses across diverse sectors.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited Leads FII Interest
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited attracted the most significant FII attention, with foreign investors substantially increasing their stake over the four-quarter period. The government-owned energy company, with a market capitalization of ₹93,273.10 crores, saw shares trading at ₹438.35 per equity share.
| Quarter | FII Holding (%) | Quarterly Change |
|---|---|---|
| March 2025 | 12.55% | - |
| December 2025 | 16.35% | +3.80% overall |
| September to December 2025 | 14.48% to 16.35% | +1.87% |
The Maharatna company operates in crude oil refining and petroleum product marketing, including fuels, LPG, lubricants, and aviation fuel, supported by an extensive nationwide retail and distribution network.
Automotive and Manufacturing Sectors Gain Traction
Force Motors Limited, established in 1958, witnessed steady FII accumulation across the review period. With a market capitalization of ₹27,102.96 crores, the automotive manufacturer's shares were trading at ₹20,795.80 per equity share.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| FII Holding March 2025 | 8.36% |
| FII Holding December 2025 | 10.46% |
| Recent Quarterly Increase | 0.19% (Sep-Dec 2025) |
| Business Focus | Commercial vehicles, multi-utility vehicles, engines |
Time Technoplast Limited demonstrated the most substantial quarterly increase in recent months, with FII holdings jumping 2.64% from September to December 2025. The polymer and composite products manufacturer, with a market cap of ₹8,722.54 crores, saw its shareholding rise from 8.07% to 11.05% over the four quarters.
Real Estate and Steel Sectors Show Promise
Nirlon Limited, focused on industrial and IT park development, maintained steady FII interest with holdings increasing from 11.98% to 13.34%. The company, with a market capitalization of ₹4,467.15 crores and shares trading at ₹495.70, operates Mumbai's 23-acre Nirlon Knowledge Park while maintaining legacy interests in industrial fabrics.
Rama Steel Tubes Limited recorded the most dramatic percentage increase in FII participation, though from a smaller base. The steel pipes and tubes manufacturer, incorporated in 1974, witnessed FII holdings surge from 0.44% to 5.73% over the four quarters.
| Company | Market Cap (₹ Crores) | FII Increase | Product Portfolio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nirlon Limited | 4,467.15 | 11.98% to 13.34% | Industrial parks, IT development |
| Rama Steel Tubes | 1,330.10 | 0.44% to 5.73% | Steel pipes, scaffolding, PVC pipes |
Sector Diversification Reflects Broad Confidence
The consistent FII accumulation across these five companies spans multiple sectors including energy refining, automotive manufacturing, polymer production, real estate development, and steel manufacturing. This diversification suggests foreign institutional investors are identifying opportunities across various segments of the Indian economy, with each company demonstrating sustained appeal over the four-quarter period from March 2025 to December 2025.
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