These stocks was valued under 200, but they have managed to increase Foreign Institutional Investment (FIIs) Holdings by 7% in just Q2.
FIIs are important as the ensure liquidity along with stabilizing prices. Moreover, it boosts investors’ confidence but also brings vulnerability link to global economic landscape. All in all, FIIs make stock prices go up in short period of time.
- Spicejet
SpiceJet is engaged air transport services for cargo and passengers, the key for SpiceJet is to charging low cost for their services.
With Market capitalization of 7780 Crores, FII/FPI have increasing their holding in SpiceJet limited to 22.87 % from 1.81%.
It’s crucial for SpiceJet as their revenue and profit both have decreased in one year. Revenue from 2002 cr. to 1669 cr. and profit from 250 cr. to 150 cr.
2. IDFC First Bank
IDFC First Bank Limited is a financial institution with various financial services such as treasury Wholesale/Corporate Banking, Retail Banking and more.
Alongside Market capitalization of Rs. 50,610 Cr. FII/FYI have increased their holding in IDFC First Bank from 19.57 to 27.30
The growth of FII/FYI holding is alongwith net interest income which grew from 211.94 to 746.85 crores. (21 % growth).
- GPT Infraproject
GPT Infra projects limited is one the top company which work in infrastructure projects.
With their operations for concrete sleepers Railways active in India as well as in Africa.
As of now, Market capitalization of GPT infra project is around 1640 crores, and in Q2FY25 FII/FPI have increase their holding from 0.9 to 6.7 % in the company.
While there revenue from operations in last one year (Q1FY24 to Q1FY25) have also give by 242 crores from 236 crores along with the profit of 16 crores from 12 crores.
4. Indian Energy Exchange
Indian energy exchange is an automated platform regarding operations of electricity such as physical delivery, certificates and more.
Having a Market Capitalisation of 15, 650 crores, the FII/FIP have increased their shares from 11.66% to 15.66% in Q2FY25.
The revenue from operations have gone up by 28.3%, i.e. from 109 crores to 139 crores along with the profits of 106 crores from 83 crores.
5. Hi-Tech Pipes
Hi-Tech pipes are into the business of manchestering and distribution of electric resistance welding Steel around and selection pipes, cold rolled strips and engineering products the their operations functions across the India.
As of town the market capitalisation of Hi-Tech Pipes is 3660 Crores where FII/FPI have increased there holding from 9.31% (Q1FY25) to to 12.98% (Q2FY25 ), accompanied by the growth of profit from 8 crores to 18 crores and revenue from operations from 642 crores (Q1FY24 ) to 867 crores (Q1FY25).
These are the under 200 stocks which managed fiis to increase their stakes up to 7% in just one quarter.
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