Kolkata: FII buying is often considered an indication of rising overall investor confidence in a stock. Investors always closely monitor the activities of foreign institutional investors in the Indian stock market. Large foreign investor purchases are often considered a sign of market confidence. Shareholding data for the Q1FY27 period shows that FIIs have increased their stakes in select undervalued stocks. Significantly, these companies are trading at attractive valuations relative to their sectors and remain a favorite of foreign investors due to their strong fundamentals.
Market price (July 24): Rs 426.45, down 0.14%
Coal India tops this list of stock where FIIs raised their exposure. According to an Equitymaster report, FII holdings increased from 8.38% to 10.37% during the June 2026 quarter. The report also states that the company is expected to benefit in the future from the central government’s announcement of a Rs 375 billion incentive for coal gasification projects.
Market price (July 24): Rs 394.00, up 0.45%
Aditya Birla Capital is in the second place of this list. FII holdings increased from 7.01% to 7.94% in the June quarter. This means foreign investors purchased an additional 0.93%.
Market price (July 24): Rs 787.90, up 1.32%
Foreign investors have also seen increased interest in Himadri Specialty Chemicals, a specialty chemicals company. FII holdings increased from 5.98% to 6.80% in the June 2026 quarter. The company is rapidly expanding its business in lithium-ion battery-related materials.
Market price (July 24): Rs 2,911.00, up 0.13%
Foreign investors also increased their stake in engineering company Escorts Kubota. FIIs’ stake increased from 5.71% to 6.36% in the June quarter.
Market price (July 24): Rs 52.32, down 0.13%
Suzlon Energy is the last name on this list. FII holdings increased from 22.96% to 23.26% in the June 2026 quarter. Although the increase was only 0.30%, the company’s future strategy has attracted investor attention. The company recently unveiled its “Suzlon 2.0” strategy, which aims to achieve a revenue CAGR of over 25% by FY31, gain over 40% market share in India’s wind energy market, and strengthen its export business.
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