HDFC Bank, ITC among 10 largecap stocks wherein FIIs decreased stake in Q4 - Out of Favour
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A Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) is a person or company that invests in a country other than the one where it is registered or has its headquarters. According to StockEdge data, here's a list of 10 largecap stocks from the Nifty200 index wherein FIIs decreased their stake in Q4:
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HDFC Bank saw a 4.5% drop in foreign institutional investors' shareholding in Q4 FY24. The FIIs' stake declined to 47.83% in Q4 FY24 from 52.31% in Q3 FY24.
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The FIIs' shareholding in ITC declined by 2.3% in the March quarter of 2024. The FIIs' shareholding fell to 40.95% in Q4 FY24 from 43.26% in Q3 FY24.
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FIIs' shareholding in IndusInd Bank dropped by 2.2% in the March quarter of 2024. The FIIs' shareholding fell to 40.25% in Q4 FY24 from 42.47% in Q3 FY24.
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Kotak Mahindra Bank
Kotak Mahindra Bank saw a 2.1% fall in foreign institutional investors' shareholding in Q4 FY24. The FIIs' stake declined to 37.59% in Q4 FY24 from 39.74% in Q3 FY24.
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Polycab India saw a 1.5% decline in FIIs' shareholding in the March quarter of FY24. The foreign institutional investors' shareholding decreased to 11.95% in Q4 FY24 from 13.4% in Q3 FY24.
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FIIs' shareholding in Asian Paints fell by 1.4% in the March quarter of 2024. The FIIs' shareholding dropped to 15.89% in the March quarter from 17.32% in the December quarter of FY24.
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8/11
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance saw a 1.4% decrease in foreign institutional investors' shareholding in the March quarter of FY24. The FIIs' shareholding fell to 13.35% in Q4 FY24 from 14.72% in Q3 FY24.
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Eicher Motors saw a 1.3% fall in FIIs' shareholding in the March quarter of FY24. The foreign institutional investors' shareholding decreased to 28.95% in Q4 FY24 from 30.27% in Q3 FY24.
ETMarkets.com
10/11
HDFC Life Insurance Company
FIIs' shareholding in HDFC Life Insurance declined by 1.3% in Q4 FY24. The FIIs' shareholding fell to 30.03% in Q4 FY24 from 31.29% in Q3 FY24.
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In Larsen & Toubro (L&T), FIIs' shareholding declined by 1.1% in Q4 FY24. The FIIs' shareholding dropped to 26.82% in Q4 FY24 from 25.5% in Q3 FY24.
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