Institutions trim stakes in 9 midcap stocks in Q3. Are you still holding?

Feb 24, 2026, 04:55:27 PM IST

A decrease in institutional shareholding refers to a reduction in the number of shares held by institutional investors, such as mutual funds, pension funds and insurance companies, in a particular company. In the NSE midcap segment, we have highlighted the top 10 stocks that experienced a decrease in institutional holdings (FII + DII) in the December '25 quarter compared to September '25, according to StockEdge shareholding scans.
This decrease happens when institutions sell off their holdings for various reasons, including portfolio rebalancing, profit-taking or loss of confidence in the company's future prospects.

IANS

Institutional shareholding fell to 25.61% in the December '25 quarter, down from 34.37% in the September '25 quarter.

ET Bureau & Agencies

Institutional shareholding dropped to 37.25% in the December '25 quarter from 45.71% in the September '25 quarter.

ETMarkets.com

Institutional shareholding decreased to 47.74% in the December '25 quarter, compared with 49.63% in the September '25 quarter.

ETMarkets.com

Institutional shareholding slipped to 32.73% in the December '25 quarter from 33.88% in the September '25 quarter.

ANI

Institutional shareholding marginally declined to 88.2% in the December '25 quarter from 88.96% in the September '25 quarter.

ETMarkets.com

Institutional shareholding dropped to 3.74% in the December '25 quarter from 4.4% in the September '25 quarter.

ETMarkets.com

Institutional shareholding fell to 9.30% in the December '25 quarter from 9.85% in the September '25 quarter.

ETMarkets.com

ANI

Institutional shareholding declined to 13.24% in the December '25 quarter from 13.73% in the September '25 quarter.

ETMarkets.com