12 Midcap Stocks Seeing Continuous FII Stake Increase Over Four Quarters
The consistent rise in FII shareholding indicates that foreign investors have steadily increased their stakes over the last four consecutive quarters. Based on StockEdge’s shareholding scan, we identified the top 12 NSE midcap stocks that recorded a continuous uptick in FII holdings between December 2024 and December 2025. A sustained increase in FII ownership typically signals a positive outlook, reflecting confidence in a company’s long-term growth prospects, financial strength, and overall market positioning.
Vishal Mega Mart has seen a significant increase in FII holdings, rising to 15.52% in December 2025 from 6.58% in December 2024. This substantial growth suggests strong investor confidence in the company’s retail and consumer goods sector.
Authum Investment & Infrastructure has also witnessed a steady rise in FII stake, increasing to 14.45% in December 2025 from 7.31% a year earlier. The company’s focus on infrastructure development and investment has likely attracted foreign investors looking for stable returns.
GE Vernova T&D India has boosted its FII shareholding to 18.46% in December 2025 from 12.04% in December 2024. The company’s expertise in power transmission and distribution solutions has been a key factor in attracting foreign investment.
UPL, a leading global agrochemical company, has seen a consistent increase in FII holdings, reaching 38.84% in December 2025, up from 32.52% in December 2024. This trend reflects the company’s strong market presence and innovative product portfolio.
Hitachi Energy India has expanded its FII stake to 10.69% in December 2025, up from 4.52% in December 2024. The company’s focus on sustainable energy solutions and advanced technologies has attracted significant interest from foreign investors.
Bank of Maharashtra has consistently grown its FII holding, rising to 4.92% in December 2025 from 1.54% in December 2024. The bank’s robust financial performance and strategic initiatives have been key drivers of this growth.
Steel Authority of India (SAIL) has steadily increased its FII stake, reaching 4.54% in December 2025, up from 2.59% in December 2024. The company’s position as a leading steel producer in India has contributed to this trend.
Biocon has consistently expanded its FII holdings to 7.39% in December 2025, compared with 5.66% in December 2024. The company’s focus on biotechnology and pharmaceuticals has been a major draw for foreign investors.
Narayana Hrudayalaya has steadily raised its FII stake to 11.1% in December 2025, up from 9.45% in December 2024. The hospital chain’s reputation for high-quality healthcare services has attracted significant foreign investment.
NHPC has consistently increased its FII holdings, rising to 10.39% in December 2025 from 8.77% in December 2024. The company’s role in hydropower generation and energy infrastructure has been a key factor in this growth.
LT Finance has also seen a rise in FII stake, reflecting the company’s strong performance in the financial services sector. This trend underscores the growing interest in midcap companies with solid fundamentals and growth potential.
Overall, the continuous increase in FII stakes in these midcap stocks highlights the positive sentiment among foreign investors towards the Indian market. These companies are expected to continue to attract investment due to their strong financial health and strategic positioning.
