Explore top institutional trades on May 22, 2025, including major FII, DII, and Anchor deals in TDPOWERSYS, TTML, HARSHILAGR, and more.
Institutional Power Moves on May 22, 2025: Top FII, DII, and Anchor Deals Reshape Market Dynamics
In a dynamic display of institutional activity, May 22, 2025, witnessed several high-impact trades by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), and Anchor Investors across BSE and NSE. These movements not only signal shifting market sentiments but also underline growing confidence—or caution—in key stocks across sectors. From high-volume trades in TTML and HARSHILAGR to strategic positions in TDPOWERSYS and GATECH, the day was a showcase of calculated investment decisions.
FII Activity: Global Confidence in Indian Equities
Foreign institutional investors were seen making strategic moves, signaling global confidence in select Indian equities.
- GOLDMAN SACHS FUNDS – GOLDMAN SACHS INDIA EQUITY PORTFOLIO made a notable buy of 1,093,643 shares in TDPOWERSYS on BSE at ₹460. This move may indicate bullishness in the power solutions segment.
- On the other hand, VIKASA INDIA EIF I FUND – SHARE CLASS P exited a position by selling 40,000 shares of PSRAJ on NSE at ₹137.20, likely reallocating resources from mid-cap industrials.
These actions suggest a dual tone—selective accumulation and cautious divestment—based on sectoral and company-specific fundamentals.
DII Moves: High Volume Trades Lead the Charge
Domestic institutional investors took center stage with massive trades, particularly in small-cap counters.
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- GRAVITON RESEARCH CAPITAL LLP executed both a buy and sell of 11,938,629 shares in TTML on NSE at ₹75.82 and ₹75.90, respectively. Such intra-day trades often reflect algorithmic or arbitrage-based strategies.
- STROTRAM GLOBE PRIVATE LIMITED sold an enormous 13,875,841 shares of HARSHILAGR on BSE at a modest ₹2.26, while VAKANDA SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED bought 11,250,000 shares of the same at the same price. This synchronized activity hints at a negotiated block deal.
- ALKABEN PRADIPKUMAR SHAH took a strong bet on MURAE, purchasing 10,294,571 shares on BSE at ₹1.46. This could indicate long-term value investing in distressed or undervalued counters.
- AAKRAYA RESEARCH LLP engaged in mirror trades—buying and selling 10,252,379 shares of TTML on NSE at ₹76.24 and ₹76.28. These tight spreads and matching volumes may again reflect algo-based execution.
- NK SECURITIES RESEARCH PRIVATE LIMITED added to the TTML buzz by selling 10,229,155 shares at ₹76.37, likely capitalizing on the price rally.
Anchor Investors: Quiet Moves with Loud Signals
While less frequent, Anchor Investor deals tend to signal early confidence or exit ahead of larger market moves.
- MISTER KAPOOR KESHRI sold 5,623,762 shares and bought 1,172,149 shares of GATECH on NSE at ₹0.80 and ₹0.81 respectively. The volume and tight pricing imply coordinated execution or a repositioning strategy.
- JITESH SUKETU SHAH exited 677,740 shares of GATECHDVR at ₹0.84, perhaps in response to recent performance trends.
- NIRAJ RAJNIKANT SHAH showed confidence in SWOJAS, buying 473,297 shares on BSE at ₹24.58, signaling belief in growth potential.
- MUKUL MAHAVIR AGRAWAL offloaded 131,193 shares of MITCON on NSE at ₹80.52, possibly reflecting profit-booking or portfolio reshuffling.
Market Implications
These institutional trades reflect both macro and micro confidence shifts. High volume trades in small-cap counters like TTML and HARSHILAGR are particularly noteworthy, possibly driven by valuation-based strategies or reclassification expectations. Similarly, FII interest in mid-cap names like TDPOWERSYS adds weight to the belief in India’s infrastructure momentum.
Final Thoughts
As institutional investors recalibrate their strategies, retail participants should watch these large-volume trades closely. Whether it’s long-term bets, short-term arbitrage, or strategic exits, these moves are often harbingers of future price action. Staying updated with institutional activity remains a crucial tool for navigating India’s ever-evolving equity landscape.
