Big institutional moves in PGEL, GODHA & more. FII, DII, Anchor, and Mutual Fund trades reveal key trends in today’s stock market action.
Top FII, DII, Anchor & Mutual Fund Deals: PGEL, GODHA, PRADHIN in Spotlight
Mumbai, India – May 28, 2025
In a bustling day of market activity, several heavyweight institutional trades have captured the attention of investors. From Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) to Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), anchor investors, and mutual funds, today’s top deals reveal both strategic entries and exits across a variety of midcap and smallcap counters.
Let’s break down the standout institutional transactions that shaped today’s trading session.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) Highlights
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1. PGEL (PG Electroplast Ltd)
In a major vote of confidence, the Government of Singapore acquired 3,818,522 shares of PGEL on the BSE at a trade price of ₹754.80. The large volume buy highlights growing global interest in India’s electronics manufacturing sector.
2. SURAKSHA REALTY LTD
Integrated Core Strategies (Asia) Pte. Ltd. offloaded 296,032 shares at ₹338.00 on the BSE. The move could signal a profit-booking phase as the stock recently rallied.
3. BORANA CONSTRUCTION LTD
Pine Oak Global Fund picked up 141,487 shares on the NSE at ₹243.00, showing an eye for construction-linked growth themes.
Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) Highlights
1. PRADHIN LTD
In one of the largest trades of the day, Saket Kumar sold 29.4 million shares at a nominal ₹0.39 per share on BSE. While the value seems minimal, such large block moves could indicate restructuring.
2. GODHA CABCON & INSULATION LTD
- Bhargav Chauhan sold 26.66 million shares at ₹0.47 on NSE.
- Meanwhile, Ishaan Tradefin LLP engaged in both buying (17.3 million shares at ₹0.48) and selling (12.3 million shares at ₹0.47), hinting at position balancing or intra-institutional adjustments.
3. LLOYDS-RE1
Lloyds Enterprises Ltd sold 18.12 million shares at ₹16.14 on NSE, possibly signaling profit realization in the RE segment.
Anchor Investor Moves
1. PGEL
Two anchor exits took place as Anurag Gupta and Vikas Gupta both sold 5 million shares each around ₹754.80–₹754.86, possibly cashing out post lock-in expiration.
2. GODHA
Shubham Ashokbhai Patel showcased mixed sentiments—buying and selling 5 million shares at ₹0.50 and ₹0.49 respectively.
3. KAMDHENU VENTURES LTD
Vardhilal Shivrambhai Thakkar picked up 3.5 million shares on NSE at ₹30.17, strengthening confidence in the metal products firm.
Mutual Fund Activity
MOTILAL OSWAL AMC made a strong move into PGEL, acquiring 1,589,825 shares at ₹754.80 on the BSE. This strategic entry by a renowned AMC further validates the stock’s upside potential and market trust.
What This Means for Investors
Today’s institutional activity paints a vivid picture of confidence and repositioning. PGEL emerged as the most actively traded and institutionally backed counter, receiving inflows from both FIIs and mutual funds—suggesting long-term bullish sentiment.
GODHA witnessed high-volume trades involving multiple investor categories, indicating a possible revaluation or liquidity-driven maneuvering.
From a strategic standpoint, these moves signal strong institutional interest in sectors like electronics, infrastructure, and niche manufacturing, and retail investors might look for confirmation signals before aligning with these big players.
