3 Stocks in which DIIs increased their stake in Q3 to keep on your radar

Synopsis:- Domestic institutional investors raised their holdings in Q3FY26, increasing stakes by 0.4–1.2% across agri-FMCG, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. DII ownership moved close to 9–15%, signalling growing domestic confidence, long-term sector conviction, and steady support for Indian equities despite short-term market volatility.

Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) have been steadily increasing their stake in Indian equities, reflecting growing confidence in the country’s economic and corporate fundamentals. Their consistent inflows act as a stabilizing force amid global volatility. The rise in DII participation highlights strong domestic sentiment, especially in sectors showing long-term potential such as infrastructure, manufacturing, and capital goods. Here are the stocks in which DII  increased its stake in Q3FY26;

AWL Agri Business Ltd

AWL Agri Business is a leading Indian agri-processing and food FMCG company with a strong presence across edible oils, packaged foods, and staples. Backed by an extensive sourcing network and nationwide distribution, it benefits from rising branded food consumption, rural demand recovery, and long-term growth in India’s agri-value chain.

With a market capitalization of Rs 28,326.50 crore, the shares closed at Rs 217.95 per share,  decreased around 0.86 percent as compared to the previous closing. The domestic institutional investors of the company increased their stake by 0.46 percent, from 8.82 percent in Q2FY26 to 9.28 percent in Q3FY26. Additionally, 12.30 percent is owned by retail investors, 21.15 percent is held by foreign institutional investors, and 56.94 percent is owned by promoters.

Neuland Laboratories Ltd

Neuland Laboratories is a niche pharmaceutical company focused on active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and custom manufacturing. Known for complex chemistry and regulatory approvals, it serves global innovators and generics players. Its shift toward high-margin custom synthesis and CDMO services supports sustainable growth and margin expansion.

With a market capitalization of Rs 18,279.45 crore, the shares closed at Rs 14,247.55 per share,  decreased around 0.60 percent as compared to the previous closing. The domestic institutional investors of the company increased their stake by 1.16 percent, from 13.55 percent in Q2FY26 to 14.71 percent in Q3FY26. Additionally, 31.76 percent is owned by retail investors, 20.90 percent is held by foreign institutional investors, and 32.63 percent is owned by promoters.

Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd

GNFC is a diversified chemicals and fertilisers company with strong positions in urea, industrial chemicals and specialty products. With integrated operations, captive utilities and a growing specialty chemicals portfolio, the company benefits from stable fertiliser demand while steadily reducing cyclicality through value-added chemical segments.

With a market capitalization of Rs 7,077.40 crore, the shares closed at Rs 481.65 per share,  increased around 1.53 percent as compared to the previous closing. The domestic institutional investors of the company increased their stake by 0.43 percent, from 10.69 percent in Q2FY26 to 11.12 percent in Q3FY26. Additionally, 35.44 percent is owned by retail investors, 12.13 percent is held by foreign institutional investors, and 41.30 percent is owned by promoters.

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