FII ownership in Indian listed firms slips to a 14-year low of 15.88% as mutual funds rise to a record 11.58% in June 2026
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FII ownership in Indian listed equities fell to a 14-year low (15.88%) after large net selling in the June quarter, highlighting persistent foreign risk-off pressure. However, domestic investors offset flows: mutual funds lifted their NSE stake to a record 11.58% supported by strong SIP inflows, while promoter holdings also rose. Near term, the data imply reduced sensitivity to FII positioning but continued volatility around foreign flow trends.
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As of June 30, 2026, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) held 15.88% of Indian listed companies, a 14-year low, down 0.24 percentage points from March 31, 2026. FIIs were net sellers during the June quarter, withdrawing Rs 1.43 lakh crore, with Rs 1.53 lakh crore exiting the secondary market and Rs 10,096 crore entering via the primary market. Over the same period, private sector promoter holdings rose to a two-year high of 41.36% on the NSE. The figures point to continued foreign outflows that have kept pressure on India’s equity market.
