Domestic institutions log Rs 20,19,580 crore in net equity inflows over 38 straight months from August 2023
AI Market Summary
Indian equities continue to be structurally supported by sustained domestic institutional inflows, driven largely by retail SIPs, which have absorbed heavy foreign investor selling over the past two years. Ownership is shifting: DII stakes in Nifty 500 rose to ~21% while FII holdings fell to a new low near 17%. Near-term, this suggests improved internal bid resilience but persistent external flow sensitivity.
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India’s domestic institutional investors have been net buyers of equities for 38 consecutive months since August 2023, bringing total inflows to Rs 20.2 trillion. In 2026 alone, DIIs have already added Rs 6.2 trillion to domestic stocks. Over the same period, foreign institutional investors recorded cumulative outflows of $56 billion, taking their ownership down to a new low of 17%. Across the past 24 months, DII net purchases hit a record $177 billion—23% higher than the prior eight-year cumulative—helping offset persistent foreign selling pressure.
