9 Nifty500 stocks plunge over 20% in two months after FII pullback

In a noteworthy shift, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) cut their holdings in 251 companies from the Nifty 500 index during the June 2025 quarter. This broad-based pullback has coincided with sharp declines in many of these stocks. Since the end of June, most affected names have traded in the red, with 64 stocks losing over 10% in just a little more than two months. Alarmingly, nine have crashed by more than 20%, sparking concerns for retail investors. (Data: ACE Equity)

Down 33% to Rs 47 from Rs 70; FII stake fell to 12.93% in June from 13.21% in March.

Down 31% to Rs 532 from Rs 772; FII stake slipped to 58.13% from 58.75%.

Down 26% to Rs 1,802 from Rs 2,436; FII stake reduced to 9.11% from 9.29%.

Down 24% to Rs 887 from Rs 1,172; FII stake trimmed to 19.14% from 19.36%.

Down 21% to Rs 460 from Rs 585; FII stake fell sharply to 4.24% from 5.77%.

Down 20% to Rs 114 from Rs 143; FII stake decreased to 4.75% from 5.35%.

Down 20% to Rs 212 from Rs 266; FII stake reduced to 6.36% from 7.19%.

Down 20% to Rs 407 from Rs 509; FII stake slipped to 16.86% from 17.16%.

Down 20% to Rs 52 from Rs 65; FII stake trimmed to 2.52% from 2.73%.

Down 18% to Rs 910 from Rs 1,110; FII stake fell to 19.33% from 20.21%.