HDFCBANK

sees sharp FII exodus in Q4 as shares log worst quarter since 2020

India’s largest private‑sector lender, HDFC Bank, witnessed its biggest foreign institutional investor (FII) sell‑off in years during the March quarter, with overseas investors cutting their stake by 3.6 per cent and selling shares worth nearly Rs 35,000 crore. The stock fell 26.2 per cent in Q4 FY26, its worst quarterly performance since March 2020, pushing FII ownership down to 44.05 per cent, the lowest level since June 2023, even as the bank reported steady loan and deposit growth in its fourth quarter business update and domestic institutional investors stepped up their holdings. Notably, the bank's stock fell 1.2 per cent on Tuesday to hit an intraday low of 761 apiece. FII exodus snapshot 3.6 per cent stake cut by foreign institutional investor Foreign institutional investor ownership in HDFC Bank is at its lowest since June 23 Foreign institutional investor sold equity worth Rs 35,000 crore in Q4 FY26 The bank's stock fell 26.2 per cent in Q4 FY26. It reported the worst quarter since Mar 2020