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Ownership, FII & Promoter Activity

High Institutional Ownership (FII + DII > 25%)

High Institutional Ownership (FII + DII > 25%) is a Ownership, FII & Promoter Activity screen. It checks every NSE-listed stock against 1 condition computed from nightly data, after excluding heavily pledged promoters and very small market caps. This page explains the rule, each figure and its source. It lists no stocks and is not advice.

What it does and why

Institutional ownership is a quality certification: every institution has a research and compliance process that must be satisfied before a stock can enter a mandate. A combined FII + DII ownership above 25% means that multiple professional investment organisations — each with analysts, portfolio managers, and risk officers — have independently validated this company as investable. It is not a timing signal but a quality floor. Stocks with institutional backing have better governance monitoring, analyst coverage, and liquidity. This screener identifies the institutionally validated universe for further filtering.

The rule, step by step

A stock must satisfy every condition below. Conditions are grouped under the pillar they test.

Institutional Validation

  • FII Holding + DII Holding > 25

Hard excludes

  • Promoter pledge above 30% of the promoter's holding
  • Market cap below ₹500 crore
Passes the screen

Ranked by FII Holding + DII Holding, highest first.

The figures it uses

FII Holding

Used in a condition
Formula
Foreign institutional share of equity in the latest quarterly pattern
Input fields
InstitutionsForeign
Source of record
FinEdge · /api/v1/shareholdings/pattern/{symbol}?period=quarterly
Refresh
Recomputed nightly (06:30 IST job); rows older than 3 days are excluded from screens

DII Holding

Used in a condition
Formula
Domestic institutional share of equity in the latest quarterly pattern
Input fields
InstitutionsDomestic
Source of record
FinEdge · /api/v1/shareholdings/pattern/{symbol}?period=quarterly
Refresh
Recomputed nightly (06:30 IST job); rows older than 3 days are excluded from screens

Promoter Pledge

Hard exclude input
Formula
Pledged shares as a share of the promoter's own holding: pledgedSharesPct ÷ promoter holding × 100; blank when the quarter is not listed
Input fields
pledgedSharesPct, promoter holding
Source of record
FinEdge · /api/v1/shareholdings/summary/{symbol}?period=quarterlyFinEdge · /api/v1/shareholdings/pattern/{symbol}?period=quarterly
Refresh
Recomputed nightly (06:30 IST job); rows older than 3 days are excluded from screens

Market Cap

Hard exclude input
Formula
Close × paid-up equity shares ÷ 10,000,000 (₹ crore)
Input fields
close, paidUpEquityShares
Source of record
Upstox · public historical candles, NSE_EQ|{ISIN} (no auth)FinEdge · /api/v1/daily-quotes/{symbol} (fallback)FinEdge · /api/v1/shareholdings/summary/{symbol}?period=quarterly
Corporate actions
Adjusted for corporate actions before use
Refresh
Recomputed nightly (06:30 IST job); rows older than 3 days are excluded from screens

What each figure means

FII Holding (%)

Foreign institutional investor ownership as a percentage of total equity.

High is better

DII Holding (%)

Domestic institutional investor ownership — mutual funds, insurance companies, pension funds.

High DII ownership signals inclusion in domestic index funds or large-cap mutual fund mandates. DII investors typically have long investment horizons and provide price stability.

High is better

Combined FII + DII Ownership (%)

Sum of FII% and DII%. This screener requires this to exceed 25% — meaning at least a quarter of all equity is held by professional institutional investors.

25% is a meaningful threshold: at this level, institutions collectively have enough holding to influence AGM voting and governance outcomes. Stocks below 25% combined are effectively outside institutional mandates.

High is better

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  • FII Holding + DII Holding > 25—

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How sensitive is it?

How many stocks pass if this threshold were set differently. Counts only; no stocks are named.

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Evidence

What the harness measured

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Live monitoring

Not yet testable — 5 of 6 points needed to chart a rolling information coefficient.

  • 5-day IC -0.009 · signal date 2026-10-13 · n 4477
  • 22-day IC -0.022 · signal date 2026-09-10 · n 3881

This is a historical, statistical measurement produced by FINOME TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD's research harness on past data. It is not a prediction, and past results do not indicate future results. The universe is today's Nifty 500 constituents, so the sample is affected by survivorship bias. It describes how a screen's selections behaved in the past and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation.

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Questions

How is this screen calculated?
Each stock is tested against 1 condition using figures computed from exchange prices and company filings, adjusted for corporate actions. The rule is versioned; this page shows version 1.0.0.
How often does the screen update?
The figures are recomputed once each trading day after the nightly compute. A stock whose figures are more than three days old is left out rather than shown stale.
Is this investment advice?
No. This is educational material describing a screening method. It does not recommend any security and does not consider your circumstances.
Educational use only — GoQuant is a research tool. This page explains a screening method and is not a recommendation. Investment advice is provided by FINOME TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD (AltQube), SEBI-registered Investment Adviser, registration no. INA000018373, under a signed advisory agreement and after a risk profile. Past performance is not indicative of future results.