Priyanka Tiwari
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Suspense crime, Digital Desk : As for the previous month of May 2025, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) ramped up their funding into the telecom, services, and capital goods sectors, while simultaneously divesting from IT, healthcare, and a few consumer-oriented industries.
Aggressive FII Buying In The Telecommunications, Services Sectors And Capital Goods
Telecom sector saw an increase in FII inflows to ₹7,052 crores which was a sharp increase compared to just ₹1,037 crores during the latter half of the month.
Services sector attracted more than ₹6,210 crores which is much higher than the previously recorded figure of ₹1,762 crores.
From the first half to the latter half, capital goods gained ₹3,094 crores which was paired with an earlier ₹2,233 crores.
FMCG Renewed Interest And Selective Buying In Other Core Sectors
There was an inflow of 1.872 crores incoming funds from FIIs as they entered the FMCG sector reversing their first-half exploitation of 1.057 crores.
Steady inflows of more than ₹400 crores were also observed in chemicals, construction, construction materials, and oil & gas.
Steady Free FII Outflows In Information Technology, Healthcare And Power Sectors
The IT sector experienced the highest outflow of more than ₹2,725 crores.
Healthcare subsectors followed with FII withdrawals of 2,008 crores.
After this, Power alongside services in addition to consumer services also witnessed slightly over ₹1,700 crores of outflow each.
Continuing FII outflows these units: Auto, Realty, Durables, Finance
FII divestment for the auto sector surpassed ₹1,500 crores.
Consumer durables recorded a dip of more than ₹1,100 crores.
Reality and financial services were also affected whereby the outflows were more than ₹800 crore and ₹700 crore respectively.
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