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FII holding up more than 1 point quarter on quarter

Foreign institutional holding rose by more than one percentage point versus the previous quarter.

Each quarter listed companies file their shareholding pattern, including the share held by foreign institutional investors. This screen lists companies where that share rose by more than one percentage point between the latest two filings.

The change is measured in percentage points, not percent: moving from 10% to 11.5% is 1.5 points. Companies missing either filing are left out, never counted as zero.

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Screen criteria

A company appears only when it meets every condition below. The figures are raw disclosed numbers or mechanically computed ratios; the definitions follow the ratio reference.

Conditions for FII holding up more than 1 point quarter on quarter
ConditionThresholdHow it is measured
Change in FII holdingabove 1 percentage pointDifference between the latest two shareholding filings; missing periods are excluded.

How to read this table

  • The change column is shown and the table is ordered by it, largest increase first.
  • Holding changes also come from share issues, buybacks and index inclusions, so a rise is not always net purchasing; see the FII/DII flow page for daily market-wide flows.
  • The data is quarterly and lags by the filing deadline, so it describes the quarter-end position.

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