Major FII, DII, Mutual Fund, and Anchor investor moves recorded in GRM Overseas, Saksoft, Pro FX Tech & more. Check full stock deal highlights.
FII, DII & Anchor Deals Signal Key Movements in GRM, Saksoft, and Pro FX Tech
Mumbai, July 4, 2025:
The Indian equity market witnessed significant institutional activity on July 4, as Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), mutual funds, and anchor investors took strategic positions across several midcap and smallcap stocks. Key names that stood out include GRM Overseas, Saksoft, and Pro FX Tech, with multiple bulk and block deals recorded on both NSE and BSE platforms.
Below is a breakdown of the most notable trades by investor type.
Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) Highlights
- GRM Overseas Limited (NSE – GRMOVER):
FII SAINT CAPITAL FUND made a significant entry by buying 3.33 lakh shares at an average price of ₹364.83. The move reflects growing confidence in India’s agri-export segment. - Swiggy (BSE – 544285):
Citigroup Global Markets Mauritius reduced its exposure in Swiggy, selling 3.2 lakh shares at ₹381 per share. The sell-off could indicate portfolio reshuffling post-listing momentum. - Bank of Maharashtra (BSE – MAHABANK):
In a large-volume exit, Citigroup sold 24.75 lakh shares of the PSU bank at ₹56.66, raising eyebrows on institutional sentiment in the public banking space. - Moving Media Enter Ltd (NSE – MMEL):
LC Radiance Fund VCC took a positive stance by buying 2 lakh shares at ₹74.33, a bullish indicator for the media-tech company.
Domestic Institutional Investor (DII) Transactions
- Falcon Technoprojects India Ltd (NSE – FALCONTECH):
DII investor Sheetal Bharat Parihar exited by selling 99,600 shares at ₹21.10, indicating possible profit booking or strategy shift. - Pro FX Tech Limited (NSE – PROFX):
This scrip emerged as a hot favorite with three DII buyers:- Abhay Kumar Jain,
- Ladnun Consultancy Services LLP, and
- BRN Commodities & Trading Co. Pvt. Ltd —
each acquired 99,200 shares at ₹95, signaling bullish sentiment in the fintech space.
- Abhay Kumar Jain,
- Saksoft Limited (NSE – SAKSOFT):
A unique case where QE Securities LLP was both seller and buyer on the same day:- Sold 9.74 lakh shares at ₹222.65,
- Bought 9.54 lakh shares at ₹222.96.
The near-equal trade volume may point to internal fund rebalancing or arbitrage strategy.
- Sold 9.74 lakh shares at ₹222.65,
Mutual Fund Activity
- Ellenbarrie Industrial Gases Ltd (NSE – ELLEN):
Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund placed a major buy, acquiring 9 lakh shares at ₹567.11. This reaffirms strong mutual fund interest in industrial and specialty gases.
Anchor Investor Trades
- Pro FX Tech Limited (NSE):
Anchor investor Nishant Jain participated with a buy of 96,000 shares at ₹95. This aligns with strong DII interest in the stock. - Saksoft Limited (NSE):
- QE Securities LLP also took part as an anchor, mirroring institutional activity on the DII side.
- QE Securities LLP also took part as an anchor, mirroring institutional activity on the DII side.
- AKG Exim Limited (NSE – AKG):
Vidyalaxmi Agencies Pvt. Ltd acquired 7.29 lakh shares at ₹14.02, signaling confidence in trade and logistics stocks. - SPRIGHT (BSE – 531205):
Shaileshkumar Bhavasar made a major exit, selling 87.47 lakh shares at ₹3.25 — a transaction likely driven by liquidity management. - Spinaroo (BSE – 544392):
Shrishti Agrawal showed mixed moves —- Bought 62,000 shares at ₹66.62,
- Sold 24,000 shares at ₹67.25, likely for short-term gains.
- Bought 62,000 shares at ₹66.62,
- VEL (BSE – 542803):
Jay Bhavsar added 50,500 shares at ₹15.98, continuing interest in this microcap entity.
Summary & Market Insight
This bulk deal activity on July 4 indicates institutional focus shifting toward midcap momentum stocks, fintech platforms, and export-oriented businesses. The heavy involvement of FIIs and DIIs in Pro FX Tech, Saksoft, and GRM Overseas points to rising confidence in digital and specialty segments.
