Nov 18, 2022
By: bhakti.makwana@timesinternet.in
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Share of DIIs as a whole increased to an all time high of 14.79 percent as on September 30, 2022. In INR value terms, DII holding also went up to ₹39.26 lakh crore as on September 30, 2022, an increase of 17.46 percent over the last quarter.
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Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank and Infosys are top index heavyweights of which DIIs purchased shares worth ₹42,690 crore, ₹24,975 crore and ₹17,141 crore respectively in September quarter.
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The government owned aerospace and defence electronics company is another favourite stock of DIIs as it bought shares worth ₹29,984 crore. The stock ran up over 52 percent in 2022 so far.
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Next in line is the Tata Group owned steel making company whose shares worth ₹20,241 crore were bought by domestic institutional investors. The stock has lost 7.6 percent in 2022 so far.
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The Pune-based non-banking finance company that lost 51 percent of its stock value in 2022 is another stock in the DII list with ₹15,352 crore worth shares bought by these institutional investors.
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Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank are two private sector banks where DIIs bought ₹12,385 crore and ₹9,295 crore worth of shares respectively.
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The fast moving consumer goods giant was also among DII list as they bought ₹11,615 crore worth shares of the company.
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Lastly, DIIs bought ₹9,032 crore worth shares of the construction behemoth in the September quarter. The company’s stock gained 5 percent in 2022 so far.
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