MF's shareholding in NSE-listed companies rose to 8.81 percent, from 8.73 percent in the previous quarter.
Domestic mutual fund holdings in NSE-listed companies hit a new record high in the December quarter on the back of strong inflows.
MF's shareholding in the NSE-listed company rose to 8.81 percent, from 8.73 percent in the previous quarter. According to primeinfobase.com, this was made possible against the backdrop of securing a net investment of Rs 58,198 crore.
However, the share of domestic institutional investors declined marginally to 15.96 percent in the December quarter, from 15.99 percent in the September quarter.
The share of foreign portfolio investors also fell to 18.19 per cent in the December quarter from 18.4 per cent in the September quarter, with a net investment of Rs 50,588 crore.
The combined share of institutional investors (FPIs and DIIs) fell to 34.15 percent in the December quarter, from 34.39 percent a quarter ago. The gap between FPI and DII holdings reached an all-time low in December, with DII holdings 12.2 percent lower than FPI holdings.
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