Archive · 14 Jan 2026

Investors Adjust Stakes in Indian Companies

Investors Adjust Stakes in Indian Companies

Foreign investors and mutual funds changed how much they own in some Indian companies.

Foreign investors bought more shares in companies like AWL Agri Business, RBL Bank, and Swiggy.

They sold shares in companies like Varun Beverages, Colgate-Palmolive, and HAL.

Mutual funds bought more shares in companies like ICICI Prudential, IndiGo, and Swiggy.

They sold shares in companies like Infosys, Vedanta, and Bajaj Finance.

Overall, foreign investors sold more shares than they bought in the last three months of the year.

Mutual funds had more money coming into these companies than leaving, with a lot of people putting money in regularly.

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