अFunda Observatory

Smart-money tracker: who bought and sold Indian stocks in the quarter ended Sep 2023

Based on shareholding patterns filed by 17 of 17 companies (100%) · Q2 FY24 · updated 9 Oct 2026 · Methodology

Descriptive summary of filed shareholding patterns. Not investment advice; ₹ flows are estimates.

FII ownership, market-cap weighted
8.8%
−1.5 pp q/q
DII ownership
8.7%
+1.1 pp q/q
Promoter ownership
59.5%
+2.7 pp q/q
Estimated net FII flow
≈ −₹300 cr
−0.3 pp flow component (est.)

Excluding financial companies: FII 8.8% (−1.5 pp q/q), DII 8.7% (+1.1 pp q/q). Banks carry a large share of FII value, so the headline is dominated by them.

Sector flow board

Promoter clusters

Promoters raising holding

No sector met the cluster rule (at least 3 companies, 15% of the sector and twice the opposite side).

Promoters lowering holding

No sector met the cluster rule (at least 3 companies, 15% of the sector and twice the opposite side).

Largest increases in promoter share count

No company met the rule this quarter.

Largest decreases in promoter share count

Government stake changes

Companies with a government shareholding; changes are reported as disinvestment or purchase rather than promoter selling.

Major ownership changes

Promoter holding moved by 10 pp or more (offer for sale, merger or open offer is likely). Excluded from the clusters above.

Persistence: FII flow, last 8 quarters

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This page summarises publicly filed shareholding patterns. It describes what changed; it is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security. Changes in institutional or promoter holdings do not reliably predict future returns. ₹ flow figures are estimates derived from percentage changes and average market value; actual transactions may differ materially. ApnaFunda is not a SEBI-registered research analyst or investment adviser. Data may contain errors or omissions; verify with exchange filings before acting.