Track top FII, DII, and anchor investor trades in stocks like SALASAR, HINDZINC, and KBCGLOBAL across NSE and BSE .
Major Stock Deals: FII, DII, and Anchor Movements
In a highly active trading session on June 18, 2025, the Indian equity market witnessed several large deals involving Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), and anchor investors. Key counters such as SALASAR, HINDZINC, and KBCGLOBAL saw massive volumes traded, signaling both profit booking and strategic accumulation across sectors.
SALASAR: Mixed Action from FIIs
The spotlight was firmly on SALASAR, where opposing trades highlighted shifting investor sentiments. On one end, North Star Opportunities Fund VCC – Bull Value Incorporated VCC Sub-Fund sold 1.56 crore shares at ₹7.96 per share, while Vikasa Global Fund PCC – Eubilia Capital Partners Fund I picked up 1 crore shares at the same price on NSE.
This contrasting activity hints at a possible portfolio reshuffling within the FII space, with some players exiting and others finding value in the same stock.
KBCGLOBAL: DII Churn at High Volume
Achintya Securities Private Limited, classified as a DII, was seen actively trading KBCGLOBAL. The fund sold a staggering 6.89 crore shares while simultaneously buying back 6.84 crore shares at ₹0.60 per share. This nearly neutral net position suggests tactical intra-day or arbitrage-driven execution rather than a long-term view shift.
Such churn-based trades are common among institutional desks to manage daily liquidity requirements or fulfill client-driven mandates.
HINDZINC: Vedanta’s Strategic Offload
Another big-ticket trade came from Vedanta Limited, which sold 6.67 crore shares of HINDZINC at a substantial price of ₹454.05 per share on NSE. This deal aligns with Vedanta’s recent moves to optimize its capital structure and possibly fund other ventures.
Given HINDZINC’s consistent performance in the metals segment, this stake sale could attract renewed interest from institutional buyers in the coming days.
BTML and PURSHOTTAM: Smaller FIIs in Play
The Pine Oak Global Fund exited its position in BTML, offloading 54 lakh shares at ₹8.80 per share, signaling reduced confidence or reallocation. Meanwhile, North Star Opportunities Fund made another move by buying 37,000 shares of PURSHOTTAM on BSE at ₹41.34 per share—possibly a calculated bet on small-cap potential.
Anchor Investor Activity: Focused, Selective Bets
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Anchor investors made selective moves in niche counters. Notable deals include:
- SKYGOLD: Perundevi Krishnan sold 10.3 lakh shares at ₹345.79 (NSE)
- IGCIL: Ramesh Kumar Jain exited with 1.93 lakh shares at ₹4.37 (BSE)
- GANONPRO: Mamta Devi offloaded 1.65 lakh shares at ₹14.07 (BSE)
- SRM: Mrinalini Ramesh Jaisinghani acquired 1.56 lakh shares at ₹449.95 (BSE)
- UNISHIRE: Mukul Kumar Saxena bought 1.5 lakh shares at ₹2.95 (BSE)
These movements underscore anchor investors’ appetite for value buys in smaller-cap stocks. SRM’s high-value purchase hints at long-term confidence, while SKYGOLD’s offload might be driven by profit realization.
ENBETRD and SIPTL: Retail Names in DII Domain
Two other significant DII-driven exits were noted:
- Suraj Dilip Pawar sold 1.85 crore shares of ENBETRD at ₹0.94
- Gokalbhai Ghemarbha Chaudhri sold 1.58 crore shares of SIPTL at ₹0.43
These moves, though from individual names, reflect DII-classified activity due to volume and impact. These trades might have roots in promoter-level decisions or funding needs.
Conclusion
The June 18 session revealed active churn across indices, with institutional investors—both foreign and domestic—realigning portfolios. While large exits dominated counters like HINDZINC and KBCGLOBAL, certain buys in SALASAR, SRM, and PURSHOTTAM suggest targeted value positioning.
As institutional flows continue to steer short-term market sentiment, retail investors should monitor these signals to better align their strategies with market trends.
