FIIs Raise Stakes in Three Industrial Stocks Amid Strong Growth

Some very large investment groups from outside India are called Foreign Institutional Investors, or FIIs.

They buy small parts of companies, like buying a tiny slice of a pizza.

During the April to June months, they bought more slices of three Indian companies that make pipes, heat exchangers, and flexible hoses.

These companies help build things like water pipelines, air conditioners, and equipment that keeps big computer centres cool.

India's factories made more stuff in these months, which means the country's industry is doing well.

When factories do well, investors get excited about companies that help them.

One company, Welspun, makes big pipes and has lots of orders worth a huge amount of money.

Another company, KRN, makes parts for air conditioners and is building a new factory.

The third company, Aeroflex, makes hoses and parts for keeping computers cool, and its profits grew a lot.

But some of these company shares cost much more than similar companies, so experts think they might be too expensive.