DIIs have been on a buying spree with increasing their stakes in numerous stocks they believed it. Check the list of most relevant Mid Caps DIIs increased their stakes in.
Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) also remained bullish on Indian mid cap companies in the first quarter of FY26 (April-June 2025). Their added investments clearly display the optimism regarding the long-term future of these companies, which have a tendency to offer higher growth potential than big caps. Following are 10 mid cap companies where DIIs significantly raised their holding in Q1, an indication of strong institutional belief and market optimism.
DIIs increased their holding from 8.91% as of March end 2025 to 12.06% in June in this digital mapping solutions provider. The company has reported 30% hike YoY in net profits for Q1.
DIIs have increased their stake from 6.93% in March '25 to 12.06% in June '25. The Mid cap reported net profits of 47.05 crores, at par with same quarter last year.
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This fintech financial services company has registered strong operating expansion, which encouraged DIIs to increase their holding, from 20.37% in March '25 to 23.71% in June '25.
DIIs increased their stake in this contract research and manufacturing firm, taking their stakes from 13.26% in March '25 to 21.64% in June '25.
The brokerage and fintech giant reported healthy earnings and client additions, prompting DIIs to raise their holding, from 14.27% in March '25 to 16.43% in June '25.
The dominant retail chain is one of the favourites of DIIs, who raised their holding to over 15%, from 12.22% in March '25 to 27.31% in June '25.
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This solar manufacturing business has recorded higher DII investments because of its technological leadership and expansion prospects in alternative energy, increasing DII stakes from 8.66% in March '25 to 12.96% in June '25.
DIIs raised their stake in this marine chemical company from 23.17% in March '25 to 24.69% in June '25.
The online food ordering and delivery and logistics space major keeps broadening services, with DIIs observing increasing market share from 9.33% in March '25 to 13.53% in June '25.
DIIs expanded their holding in the wind turbine company from 8.73% in March '25 to 10.17% in June '25.
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Institutional purchasing in such mid cap shares indicates a liking for scalable models of business, durable earnings, and top positions in respective domains. Growth seekers need to keep an eye on these names for more action in the coming quarters. The jump in DII activity is a significant trend in the Indian stock market, directing stronger attention toward promising mid cap tales.
