Foreign Investor Holdings Hit Multi-Year Lows In Most Top Indian Companies

Economic Times · business

Overseas investors' holdings in nearly 70% of India's top 100 companies have reached multi-year lows due to consistent selling of blue-chip stocks over the past two years. This decline is broad-based but more pronounced in large companies, particularly in the banking and IT sectors. Several major companies like Maruti Suzuki and TCS have seen foreign ownership fall to levels not seen in over two decades. This trend reflects a repricing of growth prospects as global investors shift allocations to markets with stronger earnings growth.