20 New Stocks bought by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) in India - YouTube

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Friends, recently we have brought videos of superstar investors of India and where they have invested in the last quarter.
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which were quite insightful and we got a great response from you.
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But many of us are interested in knowing that in our whole stock market, the word is about FII's investment meaning Foreign Institutional Investors.
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Now you might know that FII's invested here and how much, but I am sure you might want to know that in which stock
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Due to which many people demanded and we have brought this video where we will talk about the active FII's in the Indian stock market
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and the ones who are the most famous and have invested in which stocks recently.
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I, Jagdeep Singh welcome you to the Groww youtube channel. If you haven't subscribed to the channel please do so that you don't miss our important videos.
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So without taking more time, let's move to our topic
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Let's first talk about the Government of Singapore, they invest in multiple stocks of the Indian stock market as an FII.
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to know where did they invest in the last quarter, let's go to my screen where you can see
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6 companies where they have invested. The first being Burger King India ltd whose IPO was launched recently
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They have bought a stake of 3.12% whose value amounts to 173.7 Cr and its market capitalization is around 5600 Cr
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and we have talked about the company's business of running fast food outlets throughout India.
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The second company is Gland Pharma Ltd where the Govt of Singapore bought a stake of 2.66% whose value amounts to 996 Cr
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because the total market capitalization is around 35000 Cr
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and if we speak about the company's major business which is in the pharma sector and recently pharma companies have performed well.
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The next company is Jenburkt Pharmaceuticals Ltd, wherein the Govt of Singapore has bought a stake of 2.19% amounting to 4 Cr
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this company's market capitalization is 189 Cr due to which it becomes a small-cap company.
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This company has given a -10% return in the past 6 months and a -3% return in the past 12 months.
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The fourth company is Hindalco Industries Ltd where they have bought a stake of 1.83% which amounts to a value of 1077 Cr
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whose market capitalization is around 58827 Cr. This company emerges from the metal sector whose main business is
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aluminum and in the past 6 months the company has given 48% returns and around 35% returns in the past 12 months
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The next company where they have invested in is IRCTC about which you might have heard a lot
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The company's major business is under the railway catering and how it is a monopoly.
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because all the catering done in the railways is done by IRCTC including ticket booking too.
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The govt of Singapore has bought a stake of 1.81% which amounts to 450 Cr
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This company has given a return of 14% in the past 6 months and 0.97% in the past 12 months.
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The last company being Hindustan Unilever Ltd which the biggest company in the FMCG sector in India
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where they have bought a 1.02% stake which amounts to 5438 Cr. The stock has been stable for the past year
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meaning it has given a return of 4% and about 1.59% return in the past 6 months.
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Next, let's talk about Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, and let's see the three stocks in which they have invested recently.
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As you can see on my screen, the first being computer age management services ltd (CAMS)
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The company's business is of a mutual fund transfer agency and handles back offices and is a prominent leader in its sector
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ADIA has bought a stake of 1.14% which amounts to 101.3 Cr and the total market share of CAMS is around 9000 Cr.
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The second company being Brigade Enterprises Ltd and this company emerges from the real estate sector.
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The interesting fact is that the company has given 90% returns to its investors in the past 6 months and 10.40% in the past 12 months
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They bought a stake of 1.09% amounting to 61 Cr
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The third company is Hindalco Industries Ltd where the Govt of Singapore has also invested. ADIA has bought a stake of 1.06%
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which amounts to 626 Cr. The company has made 47.70% returns in the past 6 months and 35% in the past 12 months.
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As I told you the major business of Hindalco has been in the aluminium sector.
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Let's now speak about Pension Global Fund, and how they have invested in 2 stocks in the Indian market recently.
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Let's go to my screen where you can see the first name being Cadila Healthcare Ltd,
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where they have bought a stake of 1.18% amounting to 575 Cr because the market capitalization is around 49000 Cr.
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the company has given a return of 22.60% in the past 6 months and 75.5% return in the past 12 months to its investors.
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If we speak about Cadila, this company works on the value chain in the pharma sector, does R&D, and sells its products
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because of which the company has given good returns to its investors.
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Let's see the second company named Bharat Forge Ltd wherein ADIA has bought a stake of 1.02% amounting to 292 Cr
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because the market capitalization of the company is around 29200 Cr
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The company has given a return of 54% in the past 6 months and a return of 23.2% in the past 12 months to its investors.
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After this let's speak about the Europe Pacific Growth Fund, an FII that also invested in 2 stocks, lets quickly look at them
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As you can see on my screen, the first company is Bharti Airtel which comes from the telecommunications industry
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and as they announced a good result recently and this company's RPO is around 166 Rs which is the highest among the industry.
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EPGF has bought a stake of 1.01% amounting to 3202 Cr and as Bharti Airtel is a large-cap company its market cap is around 327661 Cr
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Bharti Airtel has given 7.10% returns in the past 6 months and 9.84% in the past 12 months to its investors.
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The second company is Godrej Consumer Products Ltd wherein EPGF has bought a 1.01% stake amounting to 773.4 Cr
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the company has given a return of 11.60% in the past 6 months and a return of 17.9% in the past 12 months to its investors.
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Lastly, we will speak about Vanguard which one of the largest US-based asset management company
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and this company has recently invested in 7 Indian stocks and now you would like to know which stocks are these
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for which I will take you to my screen and as you can see the first company being
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Can Fin Homes Ltd which comes from housing finance and Vanguard has bought a stake of 2.39% amounting to 158.3 Cr
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The company has given a return of 35.60% in the past 6 months and 3.04% returns in the past 12 months to its investors.
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The second company is Navin Fluorine International Ltd which comes from the chemical sector wherein Vanguard has invested 2.09%
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and has given 29.2% returns in the past 6 months and 118% returns in the past 12 months to its investors.
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The next is PVR Ltd, wherein Vanguard has bought a stake of 1.14% amounting to 94 Cr
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and the market capitalization is 9000 Cr. It has given a return of 32.5% in the past 6 months and a -25.8% return in the past year due to covid impacting their business
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and its share has also shown some good performance in recent times to its investors.
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The next company is Manappuram Finance Ltd, where they have bought a 1.08% stake amounting to 161 Cr
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and in the past 6 months, the company has given 12.3% returns and 7% returns in the past 12 months to its investors with major business in the NBFC sector
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The fifth company is NCC Ltd, wherein Vanguard has bought a stake of 1.08% amounting to 55 Cr
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and this company has given a return of 145% in the past 6 months and 42.7% in the past 12 months to its investors.
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If we speak about NCC's business, it operates in the infrastructure sector.
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The last two companies named Dixon Technologies Ltd and IDFC Ltd, Vanguard has bought a stake of 1.01% and 1%
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Dixon's market capitalization is about 18832 Cr and IDFC's market cap is around 7000 Cr
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Dixon has given multi-bagger returns of 245% in the past year and 107% in the past 6 months for its investors.
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IDFC has given a return of 117% in the past 6 months and a return of 19.7% in the past 12 months to its investors.