SBI Mutual Fund topped the named domestic buyers with purchases worth Rs. 3,620 crore. ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund followed at Rs. 1,247 crore, while Mirae Asset Mutual Fund bought Rs. 1,214 crore. Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund purchased Rs. 1,171 crore, and HDFC Mutual Fund acquired shares worth Rs. 1,061 crore.
The data also recorded Rs. 868 crore in sales by SBI Mutual Fund. Across domestic mutual funds, however, total purchases exceeded total sales by Rs. 14,258 crore. The figures show net buying during the period rather than a uniform buying pattern at every individual fund.
The ownership shift reached beyond new-age businesses. A separate analysis placed foreign ownership of listed Indian companies at 14.02% at the end of September. That marked the lowest level since December 2011 and showed how foreign participation had declined across the wider .
Even so, foreign flows were not consistently negative. Overseas investors bought Rs 14,796 crore of Indian equities on November 5. That broader inflow followed the reporting period for the new-age company deals and did not reverse the net selling recorded in those specific transactions.
