Dealer Desk Buzz: FIIs, HNIs Active In Hindalco, Oriental Hotels, Gland Pharma And More
The Sensex was up 300 points and the Nifty rose 0.4% at the time of publishing. NDTV Profit tracked activity across key dealing rooms in Mumbai, where dealers flagged institutional and high networth investor flows in select stocks.
This edition of Heard on the Street compiles signals from market participants, including foreign and domestic institutions, mutual funds, and large individual investors. It includes unverified but market-relevant chatter picked up during trade.
Adani Green
Dealers indicated foreign institutional investors were active buyers during the session. One large FII with an existing stake in Adani Green was reportedly accumulating more shares.
PG Electroplast
Domestic mutual funds were seen buying PG Electroplast. Dealers noted the expectation of strong Q1FY26 results as a possible driver of the flows.
Centrum Capital
Buy flows were reported amid buzz around a possible fundraise announcement. The stock saw interest on this unconfirmed trigger.
Hindalco
Institutional desks, both foreign and domestic, were seen selling Hindalco at higher levels, according to dealer feedback.
Oriental Hotels
Dealers cited buying interest from large HNIs in anticipation of a possible merger with Indian Hotels, which owns over 28% of Oriental Hotels.
Gland Pharma
The stock saw accumulation by large HNIs during the day, with market speculation suggesting the possibility of a positive development.
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