FIIs and MFs Reduce Stake in 7 Smallcap Stocks in Q2FY26; Shares Crash Up to 60% – Are You Holding Any?
In the September quarter, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and Mutual Funds (MFs) have cut their stakes in 71 smallcap stocks. Among these, the top seven underperformers have seen their share prices plummet by 15% to 60% in just seven months of the current fiscal year.
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When it comes to market performance, the picture isn’t too rosy — nearly half of these 71 stocks have delivered negative returns so far in FY26. We have highlighted the top seven underperformers, which have plunged between 15% and 60% in just under seven months of the current fiscal year. (Data Source: ACE Equity).
1. Raymond
The stock has plunged 59% in FY26 so far, dropping from Rs 1,404 to Rs 577. In the September quarter, FIIs reduced their stake to 13.61% from 13.79%, while Mutual Funds trimmed their holding to 1.87% from 3.11%.
2. Orient Cement
Down 37% in FY26 so far, the stock fell from Rs 340 to Rs 215. FIIs cut their stake to 5.92% from 6.65%, and MFs reduced their holding to 0.09% from 0.62%.
3. Pokarna
The stock declined 35%, from Rs 1,279 to Rs 829. FIIs marginally lowered their stake to 6.09% from 6.13%, while MFs trimmed it to 11.21% from 11.46%.
4. PDS
PDS slipped 28% in FY26, falling from Rs 434 to Rs 313. FIIs cut their stake to 3.68% from 4.43%, and MFs slightly reduced theirs to 3.47% from 3.48%.
5. Avanti Feeds
Down 25% this fiscal, the stock dropped from Rs 913 to Rs 687. FIIs lowered their stake to 6.98% from 7.59%, while MFs reduced it to 3.73% from 3.78%.
6. Ganesh Housing
The stock has declined 19% in FY26 so far, slipping from Rs 1,056 to Rs 852. FIIs reduced their stake to 0.43% from 0.47%, and MFs to 0.09% from 0.10%.
7. Maharashtra Seamless
With a 17% fall in FY26, the stock has dropped from Rs 682 to Rs 568. FIIs brought down their stake to 9.86% from 10.42%, while MFs reduced theirs to 2.90% from 3.15%.
8. NIIT
NIIT has fallen 14%, going from Rs 122 to Rs 105. FIIs reduced their stake to 11.75% from 12.21%, and MFs slightly cut back to 8.15% from 8.19%.
9. Jupiter Wagons
The stock slipped 14% in FY26, down from Rs 370 to Rs 319. FIIs reduced their stake to 4.42% from 4.45%, while MFs cut it to 0.95% from 1.31%.
10. Apollo Pipes
Down 12% so far this fiscal, Apollo Pipes fell from Rs 379 to Rs 332. FIIs reduced their stake to 3.12% from 3.55%, and MFs trimmed it to 2.10% from 2.15%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are FIIs and MFs?
FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors) are entities that invest in the financial markets of a foreign country. MFs (Mutual Funds) are investment programs funded by shareholders that trade in diversified holdings and are professionally managed.
Why is it important to track the movements of FIIs and MFs?
Tracking the movements of FIIs and MFs is crucial because they often have a significant impact on the market. Their buying and selling activities can influence stock prices and market trends.
How many smallcap stocks have seen a reduction in stake by FIIs and MFs in Q2FY26?
In the September quarter, 71 smallcap stocks have seen a reduction in stake by both FIIs and MFs compared to the June quarter.
What is the range of the decline in the top seven underperformers?
The top seven underperformers have seen their share prices decline by 15% to 60% in just seven months of the current fiscal year.
What is the significance of the data source ACE Equity?
ACE Equity is a reliable data source that provides detailed information on shareholdings, market performance, and other financial metrics. It is often used by investors and analysts to make informed decisions.
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