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Discover how to identify fundamentally strong stocks using FII holdings. Learn why FIIs increasing stakes by over certain percentage signals long-term potential and explore technical analysis of these opportunities.


Introduction

 

In the world of investing, tracking what large institutional players are doing—especially Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs)—can provide valuable insight for retail investors. FIIs are considered smart money, and when they increase their stake in any listed company on NSE/BSE by certain percentage, it's not just a random decision. It's the result of deep research and strong belief in the company's future potential.

 

In this article, we highlight a set of stocks where FIIs have recently (Latest Qtr.) raised their holdings by 2X-3X quantity. Alongside this, we also provide supporting technical analysis to help you understand why you should keep these stocks on your radar. 

 

 

Why FII Holding Matters

 

Foreign Institutional Investors manage huge sums of global capital. They do not take investing decisions emotionally or based on social trends. Instead, they deploy sophisticated research teams to analyze companies thoroughly before allocating funds.

 

When FIIs increase their stake in a company:


It reflects growing confidence in the company's fundamentals.

It indicates a potential for long-term growth.

 

It attracts attention from mutual funds, domestic institutions, and retail investors.

For retail investors, this creates an opportunity to follow the footprint of smart money with informed decisions, rather than speculating blindly.

 

Let's go for the Stocks Below:


Yatra Online Ltd.

Market Capitalization: ₹2,895 crore

P/E Ratio: 52.13
ROCE: 5.34%
ROE: 4.77%

Change in FII Holding: +1.38%
Current FII Holding: 4.20%


Analysis:
Yatra Online Ltd., a leading player in India’s online travel services, has caught the attention of FIIs, who increased their stake by 1.38% in the recent quarter. Despite modest profitability metrics — ROCE of 5.34% and ROE of 4.77% — the company’s long-term growth prospects in the digital travel space are promising.


The P/E ratio of 52.13 reflects a premium valuation, indicating investor expectations of future earnings growth as travel demand strengthens post-pandemic. FIIs likely view Yatra as a digital growth story backed by India’s increasing internet penetration and rising consumer spending on travel and experiences.


With strong brand recognition and on-going technological upgrades, Yatra is strategically positioned to benefit from both domestic and international tourism growth in the coming years. See below the weekly chart of Yatra Online. We see that the price is trying to breaking out the resistance level with RSI above 60(strong momentum) and volume is great. The stock is trading at 52 week high. 


Basilic Fly Studio Ltd.

Market Capitalization: ₹927 crore

P/E Ratio: 17.63
ROCE: 31.23%
ROE: 24.8%

Change in FII Holding: +3.19%
Current FII Holding: 3.43%


Analysis:
Basilic Fly Studio Ltd. operates in the visual effects (VFX) and animation industry, serving entertainment and media clients globally. The company’s robust ROCE of 31.23% and ROE of 24.8% highlight its strong profitability and operational efficiency. 


P/E ratio of 17.63 makes the stock reasonably valued compared to peers, especially considering its consistent growth and high return ratios. The 3.19% increase in FII holding shows rising confidence among foreign investors, possibly driven by the global demand for digital content and India’s growing role as a cost-effective VFX hub.


As the entertainment and OTT markets expand, Basilic Fly Studio could see continued business momentum, making it an appealing mid-cap story for both domestic and foreign investors.


See the weekly chart of Basilic Fly Studio Ltd. We can see that as of now price is behaving negatively. Price is below 20 EMA and RSI is also moving below. Keep it on radar for future for entry. 


HCP Plastene Bulkpack Ltd.

Market Capitalization: ₹1,915 crore

P/E Ratio: 13.23
ROCE: 13.23%
ROE: 17.7%

Change in FII Holding: +4.43%
Current FII Holding: 4.50%


Analysis:
HCP Plastene Bulkpack Ltd., a key manufacturer of industrial packaging solutions, has witnessed a significant 4.43% rise in FII shareholding, indicating a strong shift in institutional sentiment. 


With a P/E ratio of 13.23, the stock appears attractively valued, suggesting there may be room for price appreciation if earnings continue to rise. The ROCE of 13.23% and ROE of 17.7% reflect stable profitability and effective capital use.


The company benefits from growing demand in export-oriented sectors like agriculture, chemicals, and food packaging. FIIs may be betting on the firm’s ability to scale operations, maintain margins, and capitalize on the rising need for durable, eco-friendly packaging solutions. See the weekly chart of the stock. From the chart we can see that the price is going to give closing above 20 EMA  and RSI(56+) is approaching towards 60 indicating upside momentum. 


Key Insights from These Additions

Yatra Online represents the digital transformation trend in the travel sector.


Basilic Fly Studio is emerging as a strong play in India’s growing VFX and content creation industry.


HCP Plastene Bulkpack offers a value opportunity in the industrial manufacturing and packaging domain.


All three have seen consistent FII inflows, signaling confidence in India’s mid-cap growth potential across diverse sectors.


Bottom Line:


FII buying can signal confidence, but not all these stocks are the same. Some have strong growth stories, while others are high-risk turnarounds. Always pair FII trends with your own research before investing. If possible analyze stocks fundamentally as well as technically before taking any financial decisions. 


Disclaimer: The information provided on MoneyWiseMind is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to be financial advice, and you should not rely on it as such. Before making any financial decisions, you should consult a licensed financial advisor.

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