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Titan, Infosys among 10 stocks with highest HNI holdings in Q1; check full list

High net worth investors continue to hold substantial positions across some of India’s leading listed companies.

In the quarter ending June 30, 2026, high-net-worth investors (HNI) maintained significant stakes in numerous Indian corporations, as indicated by Primeinfobase data. Ten firms emerged as the top recipients of HNI holdings by value. HDFC Bank led the pack, with HNI investments totaling Rs 28,972 crore, despite a market capitalization of Rs 11,50,864 crore.

Reliance Industries secured the second position, boasting HNI holdings valued at Rs 24,383 crore, alongside a market cap of Rs 17,21,610 crore. Titan Company followed with HNI holdings worth Rs 23,744 crore, contrasting a market capitalization of Rs 4,17,020 crore. Infosys recorded HNI holdings valued at Rs 17,251 crore, while its market cap stood at Rs 4,24,991 crore.

Kotak Mahindra Bank held HNI investments valued at Rs 15,512 crore, against a market cap of Rs 3,81,307 crore. BSE featured on the list with HNI holdings amounting to Rs 13,737 crore, against a market cap of Rs 1,45,982 crore. JSW Steel recorded HNI investments worth Rs 11,140 crore, against a market cap of Rs 3,04,899 crore. Suzlon Energy held HNI holdings valued at Rs 11,109 crore, alongside a market cap of Rs 71,999 crore.

Bajaj Finance followed with HNI holdings worth Rs 10,931 crore, while its market cap stood at Rs 6,47,375 crore. Lastly, Vodafone Idea rounded out the top ten, with HNI holdings valued at Rs 10,894 crore, against a market cap of Rs 1,43,013 crore.

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