FIIs Reduce Stakes in Select Indian Midcap Stocks

Some big investors called FIIs have started selling off their shares in a few mid-size Indian companies.

This doesn't mean the companies are bad, but the investors might think they aren't growing fast enough.

One company makes tiles, another pipes, another electronics, another farm supplies, and the last runs trains for cargo.

Investors are watching these companies closely to see if they will still grow.

When big investors sell, it might be because the company isn't doing as well or they think other companies are better.