Discover June 2025’s top stock market moves by FIIs, DIIs, Mutual Funds & Anchor investors. Stay updated with key trades and market insights.
Key Institutional Activity Highlights – June 2025
Mumbai, June 3, 2025 — India’s equity markets witnessed a series of substantial institutional trades this week, with Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), mutual funds, and anchor investors actively reshuffling their portfolios across key stocks.
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Major FII Moves
- WF Asian Reconnaissance Fund Limited made a bold bullish move by acquiring 1.68 million shares of The Leela at ₹434.13 on the NSE.
- NECTA Bloom VCC – NECTA Bloom One bought 767,000 shares of IITL on the BSE, signaling confidence at ₹175 per share.
- In contrast, Stellar Wealth Partners India Fund I LP offloaded 62,568 shares of Thomas Scott at ₹297.40.
Significant DII Activity
- Fettle Tone LLP made headlines by selling over 91 million shares of Niva Bupa in two massive blocks on the BSE at prices of ₹82.11 and ₹82.76.
- On the buyer side, DSP Mutual Fund and M Pallonji and Co Pvt Ltd collectively picked up over 27.5 million shares of Niva Bupa, showing renewed interest.
- Gautam Raj sold over 14.2 million shares of Murae on BSE at ₹1.86, highlighting potential consolidation.
Mutual Fund Entry
- SBI Mutual Fund entered Niva Bupa with a strong buy of 15.17 million shares at ₹82.00, reinforcing institutional confidence in the stock’s growth trajectory.
Anchor Investor Exits
Several anchor investors booked profits:
- Moolchand Kiran Kumar Jain sold 5 million shares of IFL at just ₹1.18.
- Brajesh Kumar Gupta offloaded 1.1 million shares of BTML, while Rajat Salhotra exited Newlight with 600,000 shares sold at ₹1.47.
- NNM Securities Pvt Ltd and Ashokbhai Madhubhai Korat also made notable exits in Aluwind and 7NR, respectively.
Market Takeaway
June 2025 has started with aggressive activity from institutional players. While FIIs are showing selective bullishness, DIIs and mutual funds are rebalancing with a mix of buying and profit-booking. Anchor exits suggest recent listings may face near-term supply pressure, but fresh institutional interest could balance the trend.
