Tata Tech, BHEL and Other Stocks in Which FIIs and DIIs Increased Their Stakes in Q4

Synopsis:  FIIs and DIIs increased their stakes in several stocks during Q4 FY26, including Tata Technologies, Waaree Energies, Zen Technologies, BHEL, Angel One, and Hindustan Zinc. The trend highlights growing institutional confidence across many sectors, signaling potential long-term investment opportunities.

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) are often seen as key market movers, and their investment patterns can signal underlying confidence in specific companies or sectors. When both FIIs and DIIs increase their stakes in a stock during a particular quarter, such as Q4, it typically reflects a strong consensus among large investors about the company’s growth potential, financial health, or strategic positioning.

Tracking stocks where institutional ownership has risen can provide valuable insights for retail investors looking to align with broader market trends. These moves may indicate emerging opportunities, sectoral momentum, or long-term value picks, making such stocks worth closer analysis for informed investment decisions.

Tata Technologies Ltd

Tata Technologies Ltd is a global engineering and product development digital services firm, part of the Tata Group. It focuses on automotive, aerospace, and industrial heavy machinery sectors. The company offers services like product engineering, digital transformation, and IT consulting. With a strong global presence, it helps manufacturers innovate and optimize product lifecycle management.

The company saw the FII stake rise by 0.26% from 5.51% in December  2025 to 5.77% in March 2026, while the DII holding increased by 0.52% from 2.92% in December 2025 to 3.44% in March 2026.

Waaree Energies Ltd

Waaree Energies Ltd is one of India’s largest solar panel manufacturers and a key player in renewable energy solutions. The company produces photovoltaic modules and provides EPC services for solar projects. With manufacturing units in India and international reach, Waaree contributes significantly to clean energy adoption and supports India’s transition toward sustainable power generation.

The company saw the FII stake rise by 0.15% from 6.91% in December  2025 to 7.06% in March 2026, while the DII holding increased by 1.46% from 2.86% in December 2025 to 4.32% in March 2026.

Zen Technologies Ltd

Zen Technologies Ltd specializes in defense training and simulation systems for armed forces and security agencies. The company designs and manufactures combat training simulators, anti-drone systems, and range instrumentation. With a focus on indigenous innovation, Zen supports military readiness and modernization, exporting its solutions to several countries while aligning with India’s defense self-reliance initiatives.

The company saw the FII stake rise by 0.45% from 5.54% in December  2025 to 5.99% in March 2026, while the DII holding increased by 2.2% from 7.86% in December 2025 to 10.06% in March 2026.

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) is a leading public sector engineering and manufacturing enterprise in India. It primarily serves the power sector by producing equipment for thermal, hydro, nuclear, and renewable energy projects. BHEL also operates in transportation and defence. Known for large-scale infrastructure capabilities, it plays a vital role in India’s industrial and energy development.

The company saw the FII stake rise by 0.95% from 6.28% in December  2025 to 7.23% in March 2026, while the DII holding increased by 4.23% from 19.70% in December 2025 to 23.93% in March 2026.

Angel One Ltd

Angel One Ltd is a prominent Indian fintech company offering online brokerage and investment services. It provides stock trading, mutual funds, derivatives, and wealth management solutions through its digital platform. Focused on retail investors, Angel One uses technology, data analytics, and advisory tools to simplify investing and expand financial inclusion across India.

The company saw the FII stake rise by 0.36% from 12.45% in December  2025 to 12.81% in March 2026, while the DII holding increased by 0.77% from 18.11% in December 2025 to 18.88% in March 2026.

Hindustan Zinc Ltd

Hindustan Zinc Ltd, a subsidiary of Vedanta Limited, is one of the world’s largest integrated producers of zinc, lead, and silver. The company operates mining and smelting facilities across India. Known for efficient operations and high-quality output, it plays a critical role in supplying metals for infrastructure, manufacturing, and renewable energy sectors globally.

The company saw the FII stake rise by 0.85% from 1.54% in December  2025 to 2.39% in March 2026, while the DII holding increased by 0.16% from 4.68% in December 2025 to 4.84% in March 2026.

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