Asian Paints, NTPC, Trent, Shriram Finance are four of the nine Nifty 50 constituents where domestic institutions significantly increased their stake during the month of June, according to a note from Motilal Oswal.
1 / 9Asian Paints, NTPC, Trent, Shriram Finance are four of the nine Nifty 50 constituents where domestic institutions significantly increased their stake during the month of June, according to a note from Motilal Oswal. All the stake increases highlighted below are on a sequential basis. Here’s a look at these stocks in detail.
2 / 9Asian Paints | An underperformer over the course of the year, Asian Paints has seen a 5.5% increase in stake by Domestic Institutions during June, in hopes that the industry is turning a corner and competition concerns are now down. The stock has also received a slew of upgrades and price target hikes by brokerages.
3 / 9Eternal | The parent company of food delivery aggregator Zomato also saw DIIs increase their stake by 2.9% in June, taking their overall stake to 30.9%. Foreign Institutions still own 44.3% of the company. The stock is trading close to record high levels this year.
4 / 9Trent | The Tata Group Enterprise is another one where DIIs raised their stake by 1.3% in June to 18.5%. Foreign Institutions own a similar stake (18.4%) in Trent at the end of the June quarter. Growth worries have prompted a sharp reversal on the stock from record high levels.
5 / 9Tata Steel | Another Tata Group stock where domestic institutions bet on in June is Tata Steel, increasing their stake by 1.6% to 26.3%, while foreign institutions trimmed their stake during the quarter. The stock has risen 16% so far in 2025.
6 / 9Cipla & Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories | The two Pharma names which saw a significant increase in stake domestic institution are Cipla and Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, where DIIs increased their stake by 1.1% each to 29.2% and 26.7% respectively. Sun Pharma too saw an increase in stake by domestic institutions, by 0.8 percentage points in June.
7 / 9Bajaj Auto | The two and three-wheeler manufacturer, which has corrected significantly from its record high, has seen DIIs increase their stake by 1.1% to 12.1%, while foreign investors trimmed their stake during the month of June.
8 / 9Shriram Finance | Majorly owned by foreign institutions, domestic ones also warmed up to the non-bank lender, increasing their stake by 1% to 16.3%. The stock has declined nearly 10% in the last one month.
9 / 9NTPC | The only state-run company in this list NTPC has seen a significant increase in stake by domestic institutions by 1.7%, whereas Foreign Institutions reduced their stake in the PSU by a similar quantum. The stock has remained rangebound all through the year so far.
