Mayur Bhalerao

In the fourth part of Mint's shareholding series, we explore if large-cap stocks, typically seen as stable anchors amid market turbulence, remained alluring to investors.

In the fifth part of our shareholding series, we explore how smart money is scooping up midcaps after market jitters.

In the latest edition of our shareholding series, we delve into the fortunes of the market's underdogs – the small-cap stocks that often captured the hearts of individual investors.

Our latest shareholding analysis highlights where the foreign institutional investors are making waves: in four little giants and a bank under scrutiny

Spotlighting seasoned investors, our latest shareholding analysis uncovers mutual funds' big bets on beaten-down mid- and small-cap space.

Our latest shareholding analysis tracks the key moves of mom-and-pop investors who have made their presence felt in the market.

Our latest shareholding analysis reveals that the actions of India Inc. founders—a blend of conviction and caution—are driving key ownership changes.

New Delhi, May 14 -- Capitalizing on the weak market sentiment in Q4FY25, promoters increased their holdings in several BSE-listed companies on a sequential basis.

In the concluding part of our shareholdings series, we explore how volatile markets expose the rising financial strain in smaller firms.

New Delhi, May 15 -- Imagine a tightrope walker in a storm-that's akin to promoters of several BSE-listed companies in the March 2025 quarter.