Reliance Industries, Adani Enterprises among 10 stocks with highest DII buying up to Rs 22,600 crore in Q1

Domestic institutional investors stepped up buying in several stocks during the June quarter, with DII holdings rising sharply across a number of companies. The increase in ownership came alongside varied stock price performances, highlighting the stocks where domestic institutions raised their exposure the most during the quarter. Here’s the full list.

DIIs increased their holding in ICICI Bank by 17.50 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 305 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 22,646 crore, while the stock gained 14.04%.

DIIs increased their holding in HDFC Bank by 21.94 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 559 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 16,987 crore, while the stock gained 9.08%.

DIIs increased their holding in Reliance Industries by 8.76 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 283 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 11,796 crore, while the stock fell 3.72%.

DIIs increased their holding in Adani Enterprises by 3.48 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 12.15 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 9,130 crore, while the stock gained 72.62%.

DIIs increased their holding in Eternal by 32.13 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 379 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 7,979 crore, while the stock gained 15.56%.

DIIs increased their holding in Lenskart Solutions by 14.10 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 41 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 7,103 crore, while the stock gained 3.13%.

DIIs increased their holding in Bajaj Finance by 7.63 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 102.12 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 7,022 crore, while the stock gained 25.35%.

DIIs increased their holding in Bharti Airtel by 3.72 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 129.59 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 6,882 crore, while the stock gained 3.90%.

DIIs increased their holding in Kotak Mahindra Bank by 15.21 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 373.91 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 5,811 crore, while the stock gained 10.99%.

DIIs increased their holding in Jaquar Energy by 14.53 crore shares between March 31 and June 30, taking the holding to 29.52 crore shares. Net buying stood at Rs 5,298 crore, while the stock gained 6.44%.
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