New Delhi: Foreign investors like mid-cap foreign investors (FIIs) these days are very kind to the medium companies of the Indian stock market i.e. mid-cap stocks. Instead of big companies, they are investing a lot of money in them. The figures for September 2025 show that they have increased their stake in several mid-cap companies, let’s see their shopping list.

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have withdrawn a whoopong Rs 1,98,103 crore from Indian equities in 2025 till around September 202. In September FII pulled out Rs 27,163 crore through exchanges.

Skipper Limited

Power sector player, this company is one of India’s top companies in the construction of electric transmission towers and poles. FIIs have increased their stake in it from 5.42% to 6.55%. The company’s sales have increased drastically and due to the boom of renewable energy, it expects revenue of Rs 10,000 crore by 2030.

PCBL Chemical

Focusing on green energy, it is a company of RP-Sanjeev Goenka Group, which manufactures carbon black. In this too, FIIs have increased their stake from 5.53% to 6.08%. The company is now focusing on ‘green chemicals’ and apart from increasing its production capacity, it is also working to save the environment by generating electricity from wasteful heat.

FIIs made strong purchases in these shares. In September 2025, FIIs have increased their stake in some shares drastically. Healthcare Global saw a big increase of 1.43% and Oelectra Greentech 1.38%. Besides this, 1.13% stake in Skipper Limited and 0.68% in HEG Limited was increased.

Apart from these big purchases included in the list of FIIs, foreign investors have also shown their confidence in many other mid-cap companies. Their list also includes Gabriel India, PCBL Chemical, South Indian Bank, Great Eastern Shipping, Reliance Power, Lumax Auto Technologies, Thangamayil Jewellery and Indo Count Industries, where they have increased their stake a bit.

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