Top FIIs and DIIs reshuffle holdings in PRANIK, KBCGLOBAL, ASIANPAINT, and others. Key buying and selling action on NSE and BSE this week.
Top Institutional Investors Make Big Moves in Indian Markets – June 2025 Update
During a week that saw hectic investor action, a number of large FIIs, DIIs, mutual funds, and anchor investors placed significant trades in large Indian stocks. Markets like the NSE and BSE saw active buying and selling in stocks like PRANIK, KBCGLOBAL, SEPC-RE3, ASIANPAINT, and HINDMOTORS, reflecting strong portfolio rebalancing in mid-year market realignments.
This roundup provides a detailed look into the top deals that dominated the Indian equity markets in June 2025.
Major Sell-Offs by DIIs and FIIs
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KBCGLOBAL was the center of some of the week’s largest trades. Ankita Vishal Shah, a domestic institutional investor, offloaded an eye-catching 38.75 million shares at just ₹0.50 per share on the NSE. This was followed by a massive sell by Achintya Securities Pvt Ltd, unloading 30.06 million shares—also at ₹0.50.
However, in a surprise twist, Achintya Securities also bought back 24.17 million shares, suggesting possible intraday or tactical position changes. The high activity in this penny stock highlights growing speculative interest or strategic accumulation.
Another significant DII exit was seen in SEPC-RE3, where Mark AB Welfare Trust sold 37.87 million shares at ₹1.07 on the NSE, possibly signaling a liquidation of holdings in response to corporate developments.
In the BSE segment, Shangar Decor Limited (SHANGAR) also saw heavy outflows. SAJM Global Impex Pvt Ltd sold 37.38 million shares at ₹0.85, suggesting institutional disinterest at current price levels.
On the FII front, MONEYPLANT GOLD & JEWELLERY TRADING L.L.C sold 2.17 lakh shares of PRANIK at ₹83.90 per share. While the volume was smaller compared to domestic deals, the per-share value makes it a noteworthy transaction.
Anchor Investors Shuffle Stakes
Among anchor investors, Rama Krishna Varma Penmetsa took a bullish stance on KBCGLOBAL, acquiring 49.68 million shares at ₹0.54 on the BSE. The scale of this buy-in hints at a long-term strategy or early-stage positioning in the stock.
HINDMOTORS, another stock with retail buzz, saw Anju Baldi offload 12 lakh shares at ₹34.21 on the NSE, possibly booking profits amid a rally.
In SATTVASUKU, investor Manju Devi exhibited a mixed strategy, selling 1.02 million shares at ₹1.01 while also buying 6.4 lakh shares at ₹0.97. Such transactions may reflect efforts to average positions or rebalance within a price band.
Mutual Fund Moves: Asian Paints Under the Radar
In the large-cap segment, Asian Paints (ASIANPAINT) drew significant institutional interest. ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund acquired 8.5 million shares at a premium price of ₹2,207 on the NSE. This purchase underlines continued confidence in the FMCG and decorative coatings sector and positions Asian Paints as a strong play in the mutual fund portfolios for H2 2025.
Epuja Sees Fresh Entry
A fresh name in the radar was EPUJA, where Chetan Merchant bought 4.47 lakh shares at ₹3.77 on the BSE. Though a relatively low-ticket transaction, it may be signaling early interest in niche tech or service-based platforms.
Conclusion: Rebalancing Season Is On
The extreme volume and breadth of these trades across penny stocks, mid-caps, and blue-chip names reflect a more general institutional effort to rebalance portfolios before Q2 earnings. From high-volume penny stocks such as KBCGLOBAL to the giants such as ASIANPAINT, investor interest is broad-based but tactical.
As the month of June unfolds, these transactions are bound to have an impact on short-term price action and may provide insight into fund maneuvers in subsequent quarters. Individual investors are counseled to monitor the follow-through of these advances in volume, price consistency, and corporate news.
