Track major stock market transactions by FIIs, DIIs, Anchors & Mutual Funds across NSE & BSE. Highlights include GATECHDVR, SUNDRMFAST & more.
Institutional Investors Make Strategic Moves Across Indian Exchanges
India’s stock markets witnessed a flurry of high-value trades on June 30, 2025, involving key institutional players such as Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), mutual funds, and anchor investors. These strategic moves, executed on both the NSE and BSE, spanned multiple sectors and offered strong signals of investor sentiment and rotation strategies.
Below, we break down the top deals and what they might indicate for the broader market.
FII Sell-Offs Continue in Select Stocks
CUBE MOBILITY INVESTMENTS PTE.LTD., a prominent FII, executed a sizable sell trade of 7,925,000 shares in CUBEINVIT on the NSE at ₹127.50 per share. This move signals a potential profit-booking strategy or portfolio reshuffling in the infrastructure space.
In another notable FII deal, COHESION MK BEST IDEAS SUB-TRUST offloaded 3,360,709 shares of CONFIPET at ₹51.86 on the NSE. Additionally, MERU INVESTMENT FUND PCC- CELL 1 exited 20,000 shares of DARJEELING on the BSE at ₹32.85.
These trades suggest that FIIs may be trimming exposure in mid-cap and micro-cap counters while reallocating capital elsewhere.
Mixed Moves in GATECHDVR: High Volumes Signal Interest
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The stock GATECHDVR emerged as a hotbed of activity on both exchanges, with multiple DIIs and anchor investors participating.
- TEUDDY TECHNOLOGY PRIVATE LIMITED bought 24,478,000 shares on the BSE at ₹0.92 and simultaneously sold 23,841,395 shares on the NSE at ₹0.91.
- MITHLESH CONSULTANCY LLP offloaded 14,897,307 shares on the BSE at ₹0.92.
- NEO APEX VENTURE LLP entered the stock, buying 10,000,000 shares at ₹0.90 on the NSE.
- AJAY KUMAR JAIN, listed as an Anchor, bought 1,255,000 shares at ₹0.90 on the NSE.
The turnover and price movement in GATECHDVR suggest strategic positioning and possibly preemptive moves before a corporate action or re-rating.
Notable Anchor Investor Exits
Anchor investors also made their presence felt with several sell-side actions:
- HIREN BHAILAL PATEL sold 6,134,105 shares in SPRIGHT on the BSE at ₹3.25.
- SURENDER SHARMA exited 3,050,006 shares of RAJMET at ₹4.65 on the NSE.
- MANJU DEVI offloaded 1,140,583 shares of SATTVASUKU at ₹1.13.
- KANCHAN SARAOGI sold 1,067,732 shares in NEWLIGHT at ₹1.80.
Such widespread anchor sell-offs could either represent the end of lock-in periods or signal cautious positioning amid volatile sentiment in microcaps.
Mutual Fund Confidence in SUNDRMFAST
In a rare but strong positive signal, HDFC Mutual Fund made a buy trade of 1,370,162 shares in SUNDRMFAST on the BSE, paying ₹1,000 per share. This significant investment by a top mutual fund reinforces confidence in the company’s long-term fundamentals.
The stock could see renewed interest from retail and institutional investors alike, potentially making it a near-term outperformer.
What These Deals Signal for Retail Investors
These block and bulk deals offer critical insights for retail investors:
- FIIs are exiting midcaps, which could lead to short-term pressure in those counters.
- DIIs and LLPs are actively shuffling holdings, especially in low-priced microcaps like GATECHDVR.
- Anchor investors are exiting en masse, which may put pressure on newly listed or lesser-known counters.
- Mutual fund accumulation in strong stocks like SUNDRMFAST is a bullish signal.
As always, investors should use these institutional moves as data points, not direct recommendations. Conducting due diligence and understanding the business fundamentals remain key before acting on deal data.
