Explore the top trades from FIIs, DIIs, Anchor, and Mutual Funds, including major moves in INDGN, ABFRL, THINKINK, and more.
Major FII, DII, Anchor & Mutual Fund Deals Drive Market Buzz
The Indian stock market witnessed high-level institutional action in recent days, with Mutual Funds, Anchor investors, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), and Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) taking aggressive calls on various counters. Mainline stocks like ABFRL, INDGN, THINKINK, and CHOICEIN observed huge trades, indicating wider institutional sentiment and strategic re-balancing of the portfolio. A detailed analysis of the top transactions follows.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) – Big Buys in INDGN, CHOICEIN
One of the biggest eye-catchers was from Flipkart Investments Private Limited, which sold a whopping 73.17 million shares of Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd (ABFRL) at ₹80.32 per share on the NSE. This big exit could be an indication of a redeployment of Flipkart’s capital into other initiatives or a valuation-driven move.
Meanwhile, FIIs showed strong buying interest in Indegene Ltd (INDGN):
- East Bridge Capital Master Fund I Limited acquired 2.17 million shares at ₹591.
- Societe Generale – ODI purchased nearly 1.88 million shares.
- Smallcap World Fund Inc added 1.83 million shares.
These coordinated buys signal strong institutional confidence in INDGN’s fundamentals and growth prospects.
In another major FII move, Société Générale also bought 1.1 million shares of Choice International Ltd (CHOICEIN) on the BSE at ₹705.20, further emphasizing foreign interest in financial services and advisory sectors.
Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) – Bulk Selling Across Penny Counters
DIIs were seen exiting from several small-cap and penny stocks in large volumes:
- Suraj Dilip Pawar sold 33.3 million shares of Murudeshwar Ceramics Ltd (MURAE) at ₹2.04 on the BSE.
- SAJM Global Impex Pvt Ltd offloaded 26.8 million shares of ARCFIN at ₹1.34.
- Share India Securities Ltd sold 24.17 million shares of THINKINK at just ₹0.33.
Interestingly, Share India Securities was also on the buy side, picking up 21.36 million shares of THINKINK at the same price, hinting at a strategic restructuring rather than a full exit.
Another notable DII sale was by Pragneshkumar Girishchandra Dave, who exited 23.33 million shares of GODHA at ₹0.46 on NSE.
Anchor Investors – Mixed Sentiment with Buys and Sells
The anchor book saw a flurry of transactions indicating both entry and exit strategies:
- Dolly Vishal Shah sold 7.5 million shares of THINKINK at ₹0.31.
- Ravi Agarwal exited 2.45 million shares of Cellecor Gadgets Ltd (CELLECOR) at ₹40.01.
- On the buy side, Abakkus Emerging Opportunities Fund-1 acquired 1.21 million shares of INDGN at ₹591.48, reaffirming bullish sentiment.
Other buys included:
- Pratik Madhukar Sheth picked up 500,000 shares of IITL at ₹174.50.
- Manoj Agrawal acquired 229,944 shares of AFEL at ₹4.04.
Mutual Fund Activity – Exit from Motilal Oswal Financial Services
In the mutual fund segment, Motilal Oswal Foundation sold 3.7 million shares of Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOTILALOFS) at ₹825.01 on the NSE. This offload by an internal fund could signal profit-booking at higher levels.
Market Implications
The high-volume trades, particularly those involving INDGN, THINKINK, and ABFRL, reflect shifting strategies among large institutional players. FII inflows into INDGN suggest confidence in the stock’s long-term prospects, likely due to strong fundamentals or favorable sectoral trends.
On the other hand, DII exits in penny stocks may point to redirection of funds toward more stable mid-cap and large-cap plays. The mixed anchor activity underscores short- to medium-term tactical shifts based on valuation and market momentum.
Key Takeaways:
- INDGN emerged as a clear favorite with cumulative institutional buying over 5 million shares.
- FIIs and anchor investors are selectively accumulating stocks with high potential.
- DII sell-offs in low-priced stocks could signal caution or loss-booking.
- The market is witnessing a realignment ahead of the upcoming quarterly results and macroeconomic triggers.
