Track foreign (FII) and domestic (DII) institutional flows plus notable >1% shareholder changes across Indian listed companies — from official filings.
This page reads the quarterly shareholding patterns companies file with the exchanges and lists notable changes: fresh entries by large holders, exits, and large shifts in FII holdings. Only holders above the 1% disclosure threshold are named in filings, so a “fresh entry” can also mean an existing holder crossing 1%.
Daily foreign (FII) and domestic (DII) institutional flows in the cash and derivatives markets are tracked separately on the FII/DII data page.
FIIs (foreign institutional investors) are overseas funds investing in Indian markets. DIIs (domestic institutional investors) are Indian institutions such as mutual funds, insurers and pension funds.
Shareholding-pattern filings name individual holders only when they hold more than 1% of the company.