Promoter Shareholding in NSE-Listed Companies Hits Three-Year High
· Business · Times of India, Business Standard
Private promoter shareholding in NSE-listed companies has reached nearly 42%, marking a three-year high after two consecutive quarters of growth. This increase follows a period of decline that lasted from December 2021 until March 2026. Meanwhile, mutual fund holdings in NSE-listed firms climbed to a record 11.8% as of September 30, representing 13 straight quarters of growth. Conversely, foreign institutional investor (FII) stakes dropped to a 14-year low of 15.6% during the same period. The gap between domestic mutual fund holdings and foreign institutional investment has narrowed to 3.8%.
Why it matters
The rising promoter and mutual fund stakes suggest increased domestic confidence in Indian equities, even as foreign institutional investors continue to reduce their exposure to the market.
Read the original report — Times of India
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