FIIs invest ₹15K cr; still net sellers in 2025.

FIIs invest ₹15K cr; still net sellers in 2025.

According to NSE statistics, FIIs made net purchases of ₹1,009 crore on Friday, selling ₹14,198 crore worth of stocks that they had previously purchased for ₹15,208 crore.

Even though the Nifty moved in a narrow range close to its all-time highs on Friday, June 6, both domestic institutional investors (DIIs) and foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continued to be net purchasers.

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According to statistics available on the NSE, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs), also known as FIIs, made net purchases of ₹1,009 crore on Friday. They purchased stocks valued at ₹15,208 crore and sold them for ₹14,198 crore.

With net purchases of ₹9,342 crore, DIIs were noticeably more active in contrast. DIIs sold shares of ₹13,180 crore and bought shares for ₹22,522.51 crore.

Despite the day’s encouraging inflows, FIIs have been net sellers in 2025, selling stocks valued at ₹1.24 lakh crore as far.

However, since the start of the year, DIIs have continuously supported the market, with their net purchases coming close to ₹3 lakh crore.

FIIs have reported net outflows of ₹4,575.59 crore so far in June, while DIIs have made net purchases of ₹16,170.95 crore. This underscores the robust domestic support that has been propelling the market’s recent recovery.

Will 2025 see a return of FIIs?
In contrast to the average of 30% for EM (excluding China), FIIs own 18.8% of Indian stocks,according to an analysis by Iconic Wealth.This provides ample opportunity for new international investors to follow India’s growth trajectory in the ensuing ten years.

FIIs have reduced their large-cap stock holdings from approximately 80% to less than 77% since 2015. According to the research, they did, however, considerably diversify their holdings throughout that time, today owning 80 percent of the Nifty-500 companies, as opposed to just 20 percent twenty years earlier.

With the help of themes like the China+1 strategy,tech-enabled consumption growth,and the ongoing capex upcycle,FIIs are gradually expanding their exposure to industries like chemicals,EMS,telecom,financials,and infrastructure.

“From hundred favourites to four hundred front runners: FIIs have moved from investing in just top 20% of Nifty 500 companies till two decades ago to 80% today,while their allocation to the Nifty 50 has simply dwindled to historic lows – indicating that global investors now see opportunity across the full breadth of Indian market,”said Srikanth Subramanian,Co-Founder and CEO of I

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