Shareholding

Shareholding Pattern

The shareholding pattern provides detailed insights into how ownership of the company is distributed among promoters, FIIs, DIIs, public investors, and government entities. Tracking the shareholding structure helps investors understand institutional confidence, promoter commitment, and overall market sentiment.

(NSE: , BSE: ) operates in the sector and industry. Monitoring the shareholding pattern regularly allows investors to analyze ownership trends and make informed investment decisions.

Shareholding Pattern (Latest)

The latest shareholding for Dec 2025 is:

• Promoters: 71.30%
• FII: 2.30%
• DII: 0%
• Public: 26.40%
• Government: 0%

Promoter holding in has increased, indicating strong confidence from company promoters.

Promoter Holding Trend

Promoter shareholding plays a crucial role in evaluating management confidence in .

• Dec 2025: 71.30%
• Sept 2025: 70.02%
• Jun 2025: 70.02%
• Mar 2025: 70.02%
• Dec 2024: 70.02%

Promoter stake in has increased, indicating strong long-term confidence.

FII Shareholding Trend

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) reflect global investor sentiment toward .

• Dec 2025: 2.30%
• Sept 2025: 2.40%
• Jun 2025: 2.79%
• Mar 2025: 2.79%
• Dec 2024: 2.80%

FII holding has declined, suggesting cautious sentiment among foreign investors.

DII Shareholding Trend

Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) include mutual funds, banks, and insurance companies.

• Dec 2025: 0%
• Sept 2025: 0%
• Jun 2025: 0%
• Mar 2025: 0%
• Dec 2024: 0%

DII holdings remain stable, reflecting steady institutional participation.

Public Shareholding Trend

Public shareholding represents retail and non-institutional investors.

• Dec 2025: 26.40%
• Sept 2025: 27.59%
• Jun 2025: 27.19%
• Mar 2025: 27.19%
• Dec 2024: 27.19%

Public holding remains stable with consistent retail participation.

Government Holding

Government holding in currently stands at 0%.

operates without significant government ownership.

Shareholding Analysis Summary

The shareholding pattern highlights the ownership structure and investor confidence in the company. Stable promoter holdings combined with institutional participation often indicate strong fundamentals and long-term growth potential.

Investors should monitor changes in shareholding for signals on institutional sentiment and ownership trends.

Regular monitoring of the shareholding helps investors understand market confidence, institutional activity, and potential future stock movements.