FII & DII activity – 23rd May 2025

Let’s break down what FIIs and DIIs did in the Indian stock market. Who are FIIs & DIIs? • FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) – Big investors from outside India (like global funds, banks). • DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) – Big investors from within India (like LIC, mutual funds). On 23rd May 2025: • FIIs bought: ₹11,054.42 Cr • FIIs sold: ₹9,259.83 Cr ✅ Net FII inflow: ₹1,794.59 Cr (They brought money into the market) • DIIs bought: ₹10,011.10 Cr • DIIs sold: ₹9,711.32 Cr ✅ Net DII inflow: ₹299.78 Cr What does this mean? Both FIIs and DIIs were net buyers, meaning they invested more than they sold. In May so far: • FIIs have invested: ₹12,191.61 Cr • DIIs have invested: ₹34,497.56 Cr • DIIs have been very active, showing strong domestic confidence in Indian markets. Why it matters to us: When big players invest, it often pushes markets up. Continued FII + DII buying is a good sign for stock market stability and growth. But always invest smartly and stay informed. In short: In May month so far, Both foreign and domestic big investors along with retail investors are pumping money into Indian stocks. That’s a strong bullish signal for the markets.