Institutions on both sides
FIIs and DIIs each holding more than 15%. Both kinds of institutional money in the same name.
Foreign and domestic institutions often sit on opposite sides of the Indian tape, one selling the very exposure the other is accumulating. A stock where both hold more than fifteen percent is the overlap of two separate due-diligence processes, and the overlap shows up in behaviour: research coverage, index membership, someone on the bid in a selloff. Treat it as a quality list and pair it with a technical scan for entries. Ownership comes from quarterly shareholding filings, so changes land on filing dates and not on trade dates.
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