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FII Buying Stocks - Increased FII Holdings Stocks

Foreign Institutional Investors hold a large part of India’s equity markets. Their buying or selling activity impacts liquidity, trading volumes, and market sentiment. Changes in FII holdings point to shifts in sector preferences and market outlooks over time.

Top Fii Buying Stocks in 2026

Latest FII Buying Stocks

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NameStocks (88)↓↓Sub-SectorSub-Sector↓↓Market CapMarket Cap↓↓Close PriceClose Price↓↓PE RatioPE Ratio↓↓Foreign Institutional HoldingFII Holding↓↓FII Holding Change – 3MFII Holding - 3M↓↓FII Holding Change – 6MFII Holding - 6M↓↓1D Return1D Return↓↓1W Return1W Return↓↓1M Return1M Return↓↓1Y Return1Y Return↓↓Volatility vs NiftyVolatility vs Nifty↓
1.HDFC Bank LtdHDFCBANKPrivate BanksPrivate Banks12,97,615.2312,97,615.23843.05843.0518.3318.3347.6747.675.765.76-1.17-1.17-0.27-0.27-0.08-0.08-8.78-8.78-2.66-2.661.201.20
2.Infosys LtdINFYIT Services & ConsultingIT Services & Consulting5,12,720.195,12,720.191,267.101,267.1019.1919.1930.2630.262.822.821.751.752.772.77-1.87-1.87-7.37-7.37-21.27-21.271.941.94
3.Axis Bank LtdAXISBANKPrivate BanksPrivate Banks3,89,459.583,89,459.581,253.201,253.2013.8813.8842.5742.572.062.06-1.24-1.242.042.04-4.54-4.54-7.70-7.7019.8919.891.721.72
4.Canara Bank LtdCANBKPublic BanksPublic Banks1,24,730.531,24,730.53137.51137.517.117.1114.6214.622.722.723.233.230.680.68-3.36-3.36-8.06-8.0663.8663.862.142.14
5.Billionbrains Garage Ventures LtdGROWWInvestment Banking & BrokerageInvestment Banking & Brokerage1,02,479.201,02,479.20163.35163.3556.1756.173.143.143.143.14--1.421.423.643.64-3.43-3.4324.3824.384.394.39
6.GE Vernova T&D India LtdGVT&DHeavy Electrical EquipmentsHeavy Electrical Equipments97,494.8497,494.843,807.703,807.70160.27160.2718.4618.462.302.303.973.973.723.72-0.68-0.683.723.72149.34149.343.153.15
7.Lenskart Solutions LtdLENSKARTRetail - SpecialityRetail - Speciality88,402.0688,402.06511.25511.25299.06299.063.863.863.863.863.863.862.022.02-1.46-1.466.236.2326.8326.833.253.25
8.Swiggy LtdSWIGGYOnline ServicesOnline Services77,570.0177,570.01298.75298.75-24.89-24.8916.0716.073.833.838.708.702.012.011.791.79-11.19-11.19-16.09-16.092.882.88
9.National Aluminium Co LtdNATIONALUMMetals - AluminiumMetals - Aluminium71,197.0371,197.03387.65387.6513.5213.5219.6719.673.453.454.604.60-1.90-1.90-1.20-1.2013.1213.12105.60105.603.043.04
10.Meesho LtdMEESHORetail - OnlineRetail - Online66,866.5566,866.55148.16148.16-16.96-16.964.314.314.314.31--1.671.676.036.03-3.83-3.83-12.89-12.895.085.08
11.IDFC First Bank LtdIDFCFIRSTBPrivate BanksPrivate Banks56,131.4956,131.4965.2665.2637.6637.6636.7536.7512.1212.1212.9512.952.512.51-3.32-3.32-21.26-21.2619.4819.482.352.35
12.Bank of Maharashtra LtdMAHABANKPublic BanksPublic Banks49,325.9449,325.9464.1364.138.908.904.934.932.582.583.033.032.642.64-6.52-6.52-5.20-5.2039.5639.562.492.49
13.Embassy Office Parks REITEMBASSYReal EstateReal Estate39,810.5939,810.59419.99419.9924.5124.5142.3642.362.412.41-0.09-0.09-0.48-0.48-0.28-0.28-5.41-5.4115.8515.851.381.38
14.Physicswallah LtdPWLEducation ServicesEducation Services24,827.8524,827.8586.8286.82-115.00-115.0012.4012.4012.4012.40--8.198.192.712.71-16.03-16.03-44.07-44.074.264.26
15.AWL Agri Business LtdAWLFMCG - FoodsFMCG - Foods22,961.4822,961.48177.27177.2718.7318.7321.1521.157.037.0316.5416.541.291.29-0.92-0.92-13.59-13.59-28.56-28.561.941.94
16.Pine Labs LtdPINELABSSoftware ServicesSoftware Services19,690.6419,690.64171.48171.48-135.34-135.345.235.235.235.235.235.236.756.75-0.19-0.19-15.98-15.98-31.65-31.653.133.13
17.RBL Bank LtdRBLBANKPrivate BanksPrivate Banks18,626.7918,626.79301.35301.3525.9825.9821.9121.916.436.434.354.351.231.23-2.38-2.38-6.69-6.6985.7085.702.552.55
18.Sagility LtdSAGILITYSpecialized FinanceSpecialized Finance18,472.5218,472.5239.4639.4634.2634.2610.2510.254.654.654.264.264.864.86-0.08-0.08-13.56-13.56-6.71-6.712.862.86
19.Chennai Petroleum Corporation LtdCHENNPETROOil & Gas - Refining & MarketingOil & Gas - Refining & Marketing15,116.7415,116.741,015.151,015.1570.6170.6112.8712.874.084.084.094.09-4.69-4.698.768.7613.5113.5181.3181.313.583.58
20.Sammaan Capital LtdSAMMAANCAPHome FinancingHome Financing11,477.5611,477.56141.21141.21-6.35-6.3524.9424.945.895.890.540.541.321.32-3.68-3.68-4.51-4.5128.4428.443.373.37
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Disclaimer: Please note that the above table is for informational purposes only, and is not recommendatory. Please do your own research or consult your financial advisor before investing. The data is derived from Tickertape Stock Screener and is subject to real-time updates.

Selection criteria: FII Holding 3M (%): High. Sorted based on market capitalisation.

Overview of the Top FII Buying Stocks

Bharti Airtel Ltd

Bharti Airtel Ltd is a major Indian telecom company offering mobile, broadband, and enterprise services. It operates in multiple countries and continues expanding digital connectivity and network infrastructure to support rising data demand and digital adoption.

Bajaj Finance Ltd

Bajaj Finance Ltd operates as a key non-banking financial company providing consumer finance, SME loans, commercial lending, and digital financial services. The company has a strong customer base and focuses on technology-led credit solutions across markets.

Life Insurance Corporation of India

Life Insurance Corporation of India is one of the largest life insurers in the country, offering a broad range of life insurance and savings products. It has a wide distribution network supported by agents, branches, and digital channels.

Hindustan Unilever Ltd

Hindustan Unilever Ltd is a leading FMCG company in India with a diverse product portfolio across home care, beauty, personal care, and food categories. It has a strong retail presence and focuses on brand building and innovation.

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd is a major automobile manufacturer producing hatchbacks, sedans, and SUVs. It has a large dealer network and focuses on fuel efficiency, affordability, and expanding mobility solutions in India.

What are the FII Buying Stocks?

FII buying stocks refers to shares where Foreign Institutional Investors have recently increased their stake. FIIs include overseas banks, pension funds, hedge funds, and asset management firms that invest in Indian companies listed on stock exchanges. When FIIs buy more shares, it shows they have growing interest in that stock. Market watchers track this trend because FIIs contribute heavily to trading activity in India. Their investment moves often reflect wider sentiment about sectors, valuations, or economic conditions.​​

How to Invest in the FII Buying Stocks?

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Advantages of Investing in Fii Buying Stocks

Market Confidence Indicator

FII buying signals institutional confidence. Foreign investors rely on detailed research and global benchmarks. Their participation indicates positive sentiment toward the stock’s fundamentals and future performance.

Higher Liquidity

Stocks with strong FII inflows often see higher trading volumes. This makes buying and selling smoother. Higher liquidity also reduces the risk of large price swings during transactions.

Potential for Long-Term Stability

Foreign institutional investors prefer companies with strong governance, stable earnings and growth potential. Their consistent presence supports steady price movement over time.

Improved Market Participation

FII buying attracts other institutional and retail participants. Broader participation helps maintain momentum depending on market conditions and overall sentiment.

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Risks of Investing in Fii Buying Stocks

Sudden Reversals

FII buying trends can change quickly due to global events, shifts in interest rates, or changes in risk sentiment. A sharp reversal may lead to high price volatility and rapid declines.

High Volatility

Stocks with heavy FII participation may experience sharp price movements during large buy or sell orders. This volatility makes short-term price behaviour unpredictable.

Overvaluation Risk

High demand from foreign investors can push stock prices up in a short period. Rapid price rise sometimes creates valuation gaps where prices may not match business performance.

Behavioural Herding

Retail and domestic investors may follow FII buying without evaluating fundamentals. This behaviour can create momentum-led rallies that may not continue in the long run.

Factors to Consider Before Investing in Fii Buying Stocks

Company Fundamentals

Company fundamentals include financial performance, revenue stability, profitability and debt levels. These factors help build a view of long-term business strength compared with short-term price movement.

Valuation Levels

Valuation metrics show whether a stock trades at levels near industry averages or historical ranges. In many situations, increased FII interest appears with higher valuations.

Nature of FII Activity

Patterns in FII activity vary. Some companies record steady inflows across long periods. Others see sudden spikes linked to market news or sentiment shifts.

Market Conditions

Economic trends, interest rate changes and global developments influence FII behaviour. At times, these external factors outweigh company-specific news.

Liquidity and Volume Trends

Changes in trading volumes may appear along with FII activity. Higher liquidity supports easier entry and exit. Low liquidity can create sharper price fluctuations.

Investment Horizon and Risk Profile

Stocks influenced by institutional flows often show volatility phases. Time horizon and risk tolerance shape how these movements fit into broader decision-making.

Conclusion

Institutional participation acts as one of many observable market signals and reflects shifts in sentiment, valuation, and liquidity rather than serving as a single defining factor. FII activity changes with economic cycles, sector trends, and global conditions, so long-term patterns offer a clearer context than short-term movements. Platforms such as Tickertape Stock Screener provide access to live metrics, ownership data, and financial information for those exploring how institutional activity aligns with broader market developments.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Fii Buying Stocks

  1. Which penny stock is FII buying?

    As of 20th November 2025, some of the FII buying penny stocks include:
    1. Triveni Glass Ltd
    2. Rama Steel Tubes Ltd
    3. Indoworth Holdings Ltd
    4. Groarc Industries India Ltd
    5. Alexander Stamps and Coin Ltd
    Disclaimer: This list is for informational purposes only and not investment advice. Please conduct independent research or consult a SEBI registered advisor before making any financial decisions.

  2. How to find FII buying stocks?

    Tickertape Stock Screener helps track FII buying stocks. Investors can also follow exchange disclosures, quarterly shareholding reports, financial platforms, and business news updates. Many platforms share lists based on institutional activity, sector interests, and historical inflows.

  3. What is the history of FII and DII in the stock market?

    FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) and DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) have influenced market participation over the years. FII involvement increased after liberalisation policies in the 1990s. DIIs such as mutual funds, pension funds, and insurance companies expanded significantly in later years.

  4. What is the importance of FII data?

    FII data helps understand institutional sentiment, liquidity flow, and broader market direction. Tracking inflows and outflows offers context on how global investors view sectors, companies, or economic conditions.

  5. Are FII buying stocks suitable for beginners?

    Suitability depends on awareness, financial goals, and risk appetite. FII activity alone does not determine whether a stock suits an individual’s financial situation. Disclaimer: This response is informational and not recommendatory. Please consult a SEBI-registered advisor or conduct independent research before making any decisions.

  6. Are FII buying stocks a good investment?

    FII buying reflects institutional participation, but future stock performance depends on fundamentals, valuation, and market conditions. Relying only on FII trends may not present a complete view. Disclaimer: This content is informational and not a recommendation. Please consult a SEBI-registered advisor or conduct your own analysis before investing.

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