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10 midcap stocks where DIIs trimmed stakes in Q2

DIIs cut stake
TIL Creatives
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DIIs cut stake
A decrease in DII (Domestic Institutional Investor) shareholding typically indicates that domestic investors are reducing their exposure to a particular stock. This could suggest a lack of confidence in the stock’s future performance, potential concerns about market conditions, or a shift in investment strategy. We have highlighted the top 10 stocks in the NSE midcap with decreased DII shareholding in September '25 on a quarter-on-quarter basis, according to StockEdge's shareholding scan.
Yes Bank
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Yes Bank
DII shareholding declined to 20.74% in the September 2025 quarter, down from 40.21% in June 2025.
HDFC Asset Management Company
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HDFC Asset Management Company
DII shareholding fell to 14.13% in September 2025, compared with 16.66% in June 2025.
Hitachi Energy India
Agencies
4/11
Hitachi Energy India
DII shareholding dropped to 7.92% in September 2025, from 10.29% in June 2025.
Vishal Mega Mart
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Vishal Mega Mart
DII shareholding slipped to 25.41% in September 2025, down from 27.31% in June 2025.
IndusInd Bank
IANS
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IndusInd Bank
DII shareholding decreased to 31.95% in September 2025, versus 33.56% in June 2025.

ACC
ANI
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ACC
DII shareholding reduced to 22.70% in September 2025, from 24.27% in June 2025.
GE Vernova T&D India
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GE Vernova T&D India
DII shareholding declined to 25.20% in September 2025, compared with 26.75% in June 2025.

Hero MotoCorp
ANI
9/11
Hero MotoCorp
DII shareholding fell to 26.39% in September 2025, down from 27.83% in June 2025.
JK Cement
ETMarkets.com
10/11
JK Cement
DII shareholding decreased to 21.75% in September 2025, from 23.06% in June 2025.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation
Reuters
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Hindustan Petroleum Corporation
DII shareholding slipped to 22.25% in September 2025, compared with 23.17% in June 2025.
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