DIIs consistently increase stake in 10 large-cap stocks for 4 consecutive quarters

The consistent rise in Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) shareholding shows that they have steadily increased their stake over the last four consecutive quarters. Based on StockEdge's shareholding scan, we identified the top 10 stocks from the NSE large-cap segment that saw a consistent rise in DII holdings between the March 2025 and March 2026 quarters. This trend usually indicates that DIIs have strong confidence in these companies’ long-term growth, financial health, and market prospects.

DII holdings increased steadily from 23.55% in March 2025 to 35.98% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 20.73% in March 2025 to 31.18% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 15.33% in March 2025 to 23.31% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 29.14% in March 2025 to 36.18% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 12.20% in March 2025 to 18.00% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 9.20% in March 2025 to 14.40% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 17.25% in March 2025 to 22.37% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 25.62% in March 2025 to 30.72% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 13.57% in March 2025 to 18.07% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 35.82% in March 2025 to 40.31% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 15.49% in March 2025 to 19.91% in March 2026.

DII holdings increased steadily from 45.22% in March 2025 to 49.19% in March 2026.