INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
Virtual Galaxy Infotech IPO subscribed over 200 times at close. GMP robust at 53%. Check details
Virtual Galaxy Infotech’s IPO was subscribed over 220 times, with strong demand across investor categories and a grey market premium of 53%. Backed by solid financials and growth plans, the Rs 93.29 crore issue is set for NSE SME listing on May 19.
Crypto platform FalconX partners with Standard Chartered
FalconX will leverage Standard Chartered's banking and foreign exchange services - including its access to a wide range of currencies - to support its institutional clients, said Matt Long, FalconX's general manager of APAC & Middle East. The California-based crypto-focused prime-brokerage services firm said its clients include some of the world's largest asset managers, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds and family offices.
FII return sees Rs 46,000 crore buying spree, likely prefer largecaps vs broader market stocks. Here’s why
FIIs have poured in over Rs 46,000 crore into Indian equities since mid-April, favouring largecaps amid easing geopolitical and trade tensions. Analysts point to quality-led buying in private banks, capital goods, and infrastructure stocks. While midcaps see selective interest, high valuations and liquidity concerns are keeping FIIs focused on scalable, liquid large-cap opportunities.
Sensex tumbles over 1,000 points, Nifty below 24,700; IT, bank stocks top drags
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty experienced a decline on Tuesday morning, reversing gains from the previous day's surge. This downturn followed a fragile ceasefire agreement with Pakistan. While some stocks like Sun Pharma saw gains, Infosys and Kotak Mahindra Bank led the losses among Sensex constituents.
India’s safe-haven edge at risk, says CLSA, as Nifty and Sensex recoil after best day in 4 years
CLSA observed that India has emerged as a relative outperformer and a "safe haven" for investors amid escalating global trade tensions and India-Pakistan border conflicts. "The increase in these risks positioned India as a hiding place, making it the second-best performing market since March," the brokerage noted.
Nifty's 2025 twist: Are Indian stocks headed for another record-breaking year?
After a shaky start in 2025 due to geopolitical tensions and FII outflows, the Indian equity market has rebounded strongly. Easing India-Pakistan tensions, favorable trade agreements, and better-than-expected corporate earnings have fueled a Nifty surge. Analysts predict continued gains, driven by renewed FII inflows and sustained earnings growth, though caution remains due to valuation concerns and potential global risks.
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Rupee jumps 74 paise to 84.62 against US dollar in early trade
The Indian Rupee saw gains against the US dollar. This appreciation is attributed to improved relations between India and Pakistan. The US-China trade deal also played a role. Foreign investors continue to show interest in Indian assets. Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation after Operation Sindoor. He warned Pakistan against nuclear blackmail.
Fusion Finance raises Rs 800 crore via rights issue
Fusion Finance has raised ?800 crore through a rights issue backed by Warburg Pincus and Creation Investments, aimed at strengthening its balance sheet and expanding growth opportunities.
Large HNI and institutional money continuing to buy on every dip: N Jayakumar
N Jayakumar of Prime Securities believes India is attracting substantial investment due to its strong foundation. He estimates significant HNI positions have been cleared. Institutional investors are consistently buying, preventing market dips below 24,000. Mark Mobius shows interest in Indian pharmaceuticals. A global shift away from US exceptionalism is occurring.
Srigee DLM shares list at 90% premium on BSE SME platform
Srigee DLM, specializing in plastic injection molding, is set to debut on the BSE SME platform following a highly successful IPO that was oversubscribed by 400 times. The IPO, priced at ?94-?99, saw strong grey market premium, suggesting a positive listing. The company intends to use the IPO proceeds to establish a new manufacturing facility and acquire machinery.
Manoj Jewellers IPO set for listing amid muted GMP signals
Manoj Jewellers, a Rajasthan-based jewellery retailer, is set to list on the BSE SME platform on May 12 after its Rs 16.2 crore IPO. The IPO, subscribed just 1.14 times, saw limited investor enthusiasm with a GMP of Rs 0.
Residential mortgage securities may reshape realty market
Residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) have been listed on the NSE for the first time in India, potentially raising over ?10,000 crore this financial year. This development is expected to reshape the property market by providing new funding avenues and enabling lenders to extend more credit, aligning with the 'Housing for All' initiative.
Mastering India’s F&O markets: Smarter trading and analysis with new web tools
Angel One introduces web-based tools to empower F&O traders in India with precision and speed. The platform enhances market tracking through expanded watchlists, FII/DII activity monitoring, and an improved option chain experience. TradeOne offers a focused trading setup, while post-trade analysis aids in refining strategies and managing risk effectively.
Should the market focus on tariff war and not India-Pakistan conflict? Samir Arora explains
Helios Capital's Samir Arora advises against panicking over geopolitical tensions, emphasizing India's de-escalatory stance. He suggests focusing on the tariff war's positive impact on India, including a potential shift in global investment flows away from the U.S. Arora believes short-term market reactions to events are often unreasonable, advocating for a long-term investment perspective and rational decision-making.
DII holdings in Nifty 50 surge to a record high of 23.6%. Axis Bank among top 5 choices
Domestic institutional investors raised their Nifty-50 holdings to an all-time high of 23.6% in March 2025, while foreign institutional investors reduced stakes for the fourth straight quarter across most Nifty-500 stocks.
PSU banks attract strong FII, DII interest as promoters reduce exposure: Motilal Oswal
Public Sector Undertaking banks are now favourites. Foreign Institutional Investors and Domestic Institutional Investors are showing increased interest. FII stakes in PSU companies rose to 18.1% by March 2025. DII stakes also hit a high of 18.8%. FIIs reduced exposure in private companies. DII holdings in private companies increased. BFSI is a key sector for FIIs.
Rupee falls 30 paise to 85.88 against US dollar in early trade
The Indian Rupee weakened against the US dollar due to rising tensions between India and Pakistan. The rupee fell to 85.88, a 30 paise drop. Military actions along the border heightened market concerns. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets. The stock market also experienced a decline.
Every second FII dollar now chasing financial stocks: Should you join the stampede?
Foreign investors are bullish on Indian financials, injecting ?23,000 crore in April's second half, favoring banks amid improved margins and stable asset quality. While IT, auto, and metals face outflows, capital goods, telecom, and oil & gas attract interest. Experts advise selective optimism, noting potential margin pressures despite a positive outlook for large private banks.
Defence stocks, consumer staples emerging as reliable plays for FY26: Religare's Dr Ravi Singh
Some Investors are shifting toward safe-haven assets like gold, U.S. Treasuries, and defensive sectors such as healthcare and consumer staples. Geographic diversification, higher cash holdings, and exposure to real assets like commodities and real estate offer protection.
Promoter ownership in India's top 500 companies hits record low of 49.5%
Promoter ownership in India's top 500 companies has declined to a record low of 49.5% in the March quarter, driven by high valuations and strong investor demand prompting stake sales. Non-banking finance, telecom, and public sector banks experienced the most significant drops in promoter holdings.
PB Healthcare secures $218 million from General Catalyst, PB Fintech, others
PB Healthcare Services, a subsidiary of PB Fintech aiming to build a hospital network, has raised $218 million (Rs 1,848 crore) in its first major equity funding round. The round was led by US-based venture capital firm General Catalyst, with participation from other investors and PB Fintech itself.
Srigee DLM IPO: How to check allotment status, listing date, and key details
Investors await Srigee DLM IPO allotment finalization. Subscription closed on May 7. The IPO witnessed significant oversubscription across all categories. Successful applicants will receive shares in their demat accounts by May 9. Unsuccessful applicants will receive refunds on the same day. Srigee DLM is set to debut on the BSE SME platform on May 12.
Why are retail investors betting on beaten-down stocks despite market weakness?
Total retail holding in Central Depository Services (CDSL) went up to 51.4% in the fourth quarter from 42.3% in the October-December quarter, making it one of their biggest bets. Shares of CDSL, which had gone up 22.4% in the third quarter, had fallen nearly 31% in the March quarter
BSE, NSE restrict access to websites for overseas users: Reports
In response to escalating cyber threats from Pakistan, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE have restricted overseas access to their websites. This precautionary measure follows claims by 'Pakistan Cyber Force' of breaches into Indian defense entities and attempts to deface government websites.
Rupee falls 31 paise to 84.66 against US dollar in early trade after India avenges Pahalgam attack
The Indian rupee weakened to 84.66 against the US dollar on Wednesday following India's military strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, escalating cross-border tensions. Forex traders anticipate potential dollar buying and RBI intervention to stabilize the rupee amidst market nervousness. Domestic equity markets also experienced a decline, while Brent crude saw a rise.
FIIs reverse trend: Rs 3,243 cr bought in April, Rs 40,145 cr in last 12 days
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have shifted from being net sellers to net buyers in Indian equities, purchasing ?40,145 crores in the last 12 trading days. This reversal is attributed to President Trump's tariff pause and a weakening US dollar, which boosted emerging markets like India. However, modest earnings growth of around 5% in FY25 may constrain future FII inflows.
Crypto market regains bullish momentum amid economic shifts and institutional inflows
The crypto market is experiencing a bullish surge, with Bitcoin nearing $100,000 after surpassing Google's market cap briefly. Altcoins like Ethereum and Solana are also showing strength. This rally is fueled by a weakening US economy, increased institutional buying, and positive on-chain metrics.
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