Private and public sector banks, metals, automobiles and pharmaceuticals, among other sectors, saw additional flows from domestic and foreign institutional investors during the September quarter, data compiled by Edelweiss Securities has revealed.
The larger part of action revolved around banks, two-wheelers, FMCG, pharmaceuticals, gas distribution and midcap IT names.
DIIs rose their holdings in private banks, PSU banks, metals & auto, while FIIs increased exposure to the pharmaceutical space. They tread with caution in private banks, two-wheelers and FMCG names as well.
FIIs also added gas distribution players, while DIIs reduced holdings in them.
Emerging trends: Some interesting trends likely to emerge in ensuing quarters are a shift from retail-focused lenders to corporate lenders, and higher allocation towards public sector banks and pharma. Cement & construction sector will be an interesting place to watch out for as institutional holding has touched a decade low.
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