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FIIs, MFs raise stakes in 10 stocks; shares gain up to 40% in 3 months

FIIs and mutual funds raised holdings in several Nifty 500 stocks during the June 2026 quarter. Seven stocks subsequently gained 15%-41%, highlighting increased institutional interest across sectors.

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and mutual funds (MFs) have significantly increased their stakes in 10 stocks, resulting in share price gains of up to 40% over the past three months, according to ETMarkets analysis. This surge in institutional interest, observed in June 2026, suggests confidence in these companies' growth prospects.

Welspun Living experienced the highest gain at 41%, with its share price rising from Rs 159 to Rs 225. FIIs' holding rose to 5.21% from 4.99%, while MFs' holding increased to 5.26% from 4.84%. Similarly, Lenskart Solutions saw a 32% increase, climbing from Rs 515 to Rs 680. FIIs' shareholding jumped to 12.76% from 4.26%, and MFs' holding expanded to 12.20% from 6.43%.

Maharashtra Seamless recorded a 20% gain, moving from Rs 598 to Rs 715. FIIs' holding increased to 9.72% from 9.59%, while MFs' stake rose to 3.09% from 2.56%. Dr. Lal PathLabs gained 19%, climbing from Rs 1,647 to Rs 1,952. FIIs' holding marginally increased to 17.35% from 17.18%, while MFs' holding rose to 18.79% from 18.62%.

Neuland Laboratories experienced an 18% gain, with its share price rising from Rs 18,630 to Rs 21,904. FIIs' holding increased to 21.08% from 20.46%, and MFs' holding expanded to 12.66% from 11.35%. Acme Solar Holdings gained 16%, moving from Rs 381 to Rs 442. FIIs' holding rose to 4.39% from 3.60%, and MFs' stake increased to 16.20% from 5.35%.

Radico Khaitan also saw a 15% gain, with its share price increasing from Rs 3,946 to Rs 4,555. FIIs' holding rose to 18.20% from 17.63%, and MFs' holding expanded to 22.05% from 21.33%.

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