When both FIIs and DIIs raise their stake above 20%, it signals a strong institutional confidence in the company’s long-term prospects. For retail investors, this indicates potential stability, growth, and market leadership. Below are 3 such companies:

CMSINFO

- the company it manages cash logistics, ATM maintenance, and cash processing for banks and retailers. It also provides technology solutions like AI-powered security software and card personalisation services. With a market cap of Rs 6,886 crores, the company's share price is currently trading at Rs 419 per share. For Q1FY26, the shareholding pattern stood at FII 36.96% and DII 26.61%.

DIXON

- the company manufactures consumer electronics, appliances, lighting, and mobile devices for various brands. It operates advanced facilities and research centres focused on innovative product development. With a market cap of Rs 1,03,733 crores, the company's share price is currently trading at Rs 17,140 per share. For Q1FY26, the shareholding pattern stood at FII 20.55% and DII 26.68%.

TDPOWERSYS

- the company designs and produces AC generators for industrial power generation applications. It specialises in custom generators for diesel, gas, and steam turbine systems. With a market cap of Rs 7,896 crores, the company's share price is currently trading at Rs 506 per share. For Q1FY26, the shareholding pattern stood at FII 23.70% and DII 25.30%.

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