Mumbai: The total value of investment by foreign portfolio investors (FPI) in India crosses the 50-lakh rs crore sign in September this year, despite their combined companies listed in NSE, at the age of five.
– Low room in September.
Directly in the FPI holding value mainly due to a recent general meeting in the stock market and the increase in the number of companies they had invested, namely at 1.370, also high throughout the time, a report by Prime Infobase said.
According to Pranaav Haldea, MD, the Prime Database Group, where Prime Infobase is an arm, the increase in the FPI Holding value to Rs 54.7 Lakh Crore shows a 12% leap during the September quarter, especially because the secondary market is floating, especially because the secondary market is floating, especially because of the market Floating secondary is mainly due to floating secondary markets.
However, the internet entry from FPI was only at Rs 3,928 Crore during the quarter, it produced a slight decline in their total number to 21.5% at the end of the quarter of 21.7% at the end of June 2021.
Unlike FPI, mutual funds (MFS) reversed Their ownership trend during the previous quarter.
After five consecutive decreasing quarters, MFS holding in the company listed at NSE increased to 7.36% on September 30 from 7.25% on June 30.
The increase in the MFS share came on the back of the Clean Entrance RS 38,221-Crore Crore during the quarter, Haldea said.
In the provisions of the value also, the MFS holding rose 14.8% to the highest time of RS 18.8 lakh Crore on September 30 from Rs 16.3 lakh Crore on June 30.
The insurance company also followed FPI, the report noted.
During the previous quarter, holding an insurance company declined to a six-year low of 4.81% from 4.89% on June 30.
However, it rose to the highest of all time Rs 12.3 lakh crore.
Ownership of aggregate Domestic Institution (DII) investors, which include MFS, insurance companies, banks, financial institutions and pension funds also recorded slides to three-year troughs at 13.12% on September 30 from June 30, 2008 regardless of the net inflows of RS 31,237 Crore During the quarter.
In terms of value, Dii Holding rose to the highest of all time Rs 33.4 lakh Crore, the report noted.