6 Stocks in Which FIIs Increased Their Stakes by Up to 25% Despite Share Prices Falling Up to 39% in the Last 6 Months
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are closely tracked by market participants to understand how overseas investors position their portfolios. An increase in FII holdings can indicate growing interest in a company, even when its share price is under pressure.
Several stocks have witnessed notable declines over the last six months while FIIs continued to raise their stakes. Here are six stocks that have seen this contrasting trend, along with their share price performance and changes in FII holdings since March 2026.
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Here are the stocks where FIIs keep buying despite falling share prices
MIC Electronics Ltd
MIC Electronics operates in electronic display systems, LED video displays and telecommunications equipment. The company also provides solutions for railway applications and other electronic infrastructure. Its business is linked to demand for display technology, communication systems and specialised electronic products across different industries.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 1,069 crore, the share last traded at Rs 35.9 per share. The stock is trading 39 percent below its 52-week high of Rs 58.69. FIIs increased their stake from 1.83 percent in March 2026 to 5.58 percent in June 2026 and 20.36 percent in September 2026.
Exide Industries Ltd
Exide Industries manufactures batteries for automotive and industrial applications. Its product portfolio serves vehicle manufacturers, replacement markets and industrial customers. The company also has a presence in energy storage solutions, positioning it to benefit from demand for batteries across transportation and industrial segments.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 28,688 crore, the share last traded at Rs 338 per share. The stock is trading 32 percent below its 52-week high. FIIs increased their stake from 10.30 percent in March 2026 to 10.62 percent in June 2026 and 13.21 percent in September 2026.
Lodha Developers Ltd
Lodha Developers operates in the real estate sector, focusing on residential and commercial developments. Its business performance depends on housing demand, project launches, sales realisation, and execution. The company has a presence in key property markets, where demand for residential and commercial spaces influences its growth prospects.
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With a market capitalisation of Rs 98,145 crore, the share last traded at Rs 982 per share. The stock is trading 27 percent below its 52-week high. FIIs increased their stake from 21.24 percent in March 2026 to 23.65 percent in June 2026 and 25.33 percent in September 2026.
HFCL Ltd
HFCL operates in telecom equipment, optical fibre and optical fibre cables. Its products support telecommunications networks and broadband infrastructure. The company is positioned to benefit from investments in network expansion and connectivity, although its performance also depends on order execution, competition and demand from telecom operators.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 37,423 crore, the share last traded at Rs 244 per share. The stock is trading 13.4 percent below its 52-week high. FIIs increased their stake from 7.08 percent in March 2026 to 15.74 percent in June 2026 and 17.24 percent in September 2026.
R R Kabel Ltd
R R Kabel manufactures wires, cables and related electrical products for residential, commercial and industrial applications. Its business benefits from demand linked to housing, infrastructure development and electrification. The company serves multiple customer segments, making construction activity and spending on electrical infrastructure important factors for its business performance.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 24,636 crore, the share last traded at Rs 2,178 per share. The stock is trading 27 percent below its 52-week high. FIIs increased their stake from 9.10 percent in March 2026 to 10.68 percent in June 2026 and 12.51 percent in September 2026.
Sedemac Mechatronics Ltd
Sedemac Mechatronics develops electronic control systems and mechatronic solutions for automotive and industrial applications. Its products include control units used in engines, generators and other equipment. The company operates in specialised technology segments where demand depends on vehicle production, industrial applications and the adoption of electronic control systems.
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With a market capitalisation of Rs 13,734 crore, the share last traded at Rs 3,109 per share. The stock is trading 16 percent below its 52-week high. FIIs increased their stake from 2.52 percent in March 2026 to 4.27 percent in June 2026 and 10.30 percent in September 2026.