Archive · 7 Sep 2026

Foreign Investors Cut Stakes in Several Indian Private Banks

Foreign Investors Cut Stakes in Several Indian Private Banks

Foreign investors own shares in many Indian banks.

During the June quarter, they sold some shares in several large private banks.

Their ownership fell the most among these banks in HDFC Bank.

Some other banks, including IndusInd Bank and Federal Bank, saw foreign ownership rise instead.

Smaller lenders such as City Union Bank and Bandhan Bank experienced sharper drops.

An analyst said foreign investors have been selling Indian stocks for several quarters.

Banks were affected more because foreigners have traditionally owned large portions of them.

The data compares ownership in June with ownership in March.

Sources