Promoters have sold over ₹4.04 lakh crore ($47 billion) worth of Indian shares in the last five years so far. FPI holdings have come down as small savers in India flocked to the stock market for wealth creation. It’s a good thing but comes with its own risks.
While multinational corporations and promoters have been busy trimming their stakes and cashing big pay-outs in India, domestic institutional investors (DIIs), primarily led by mutual funds have steadily raised their shareholding in public companies averaging over 25% in some of the listed players.
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