FIIs raise stakes in 9 midcap stocks for four straight quarters; shares surge up to 70% in a year
Over the four quarters through June 2026, FIIs steadily increased their holdings in around 15 BSE midcap stocks
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have been steadily increasing their stakes in midcap stocks on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) for four consecutive quarters. Over this period, 9 out of 15 midcap stocks saw their share prices surge by 10% to 70% in just a year. One particular stock gained an impressive 67%, climbing from Rs 18,911 to Rs 31,650, with FII holding growing from 9.67% to 12.44%.
Another stock experienced a 65% increase, moving from Rs 52 to Rs 86, with FII holding rising from 2.35% to 5.82%. The stocks with the highest FII holdings included one that saw a 59% gain, rising from Rs 2,712 to Rs 4,325 as FII holding expanded from 16.14% to 22.89%. Other stocks with significant FII investments and substantial price appreciation included a stock that surged by 54%, rising from Rs 1,288 to Rs 1,970, with FII holding increasing from 3.76% to 7.09%.
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