Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited FII & DII Activity
5-Day Flow Trend
| Date | FII Net (₹ Cr) | DII Net (₹ Cr) |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-04 | −3111.94 | +8930.12 |
| 2026-09-03 | −2345.87 | +4977.46 |
| 2026-09-02 | +6688.37 | +2812.98 |
| 2026-09-01 | −7985.88 | +4588.88 |
| 2026-08-31 | −7985.88 | +4588.88 |
Today's Institutional Flow
On 4 September 2026, foreign portfolio investors (FII) posted a net cash outflow of ₹‑3,111.94 Cr, while domestic institutional investors (DII) recorded a net cash inflow of ₹ 8,930.12 Cr. The divergent behaviour underscores a clear tilt toward domestic capital in the Indian market today. Overall net cash flow is therefore ₹ 5,818.18 Cr in favour of DII.
Trend vs 5‑Day Average
The FII cash outflow of ₹‑3,111.94 Cr is marginally less aggressive than the five‑day average outflow of ₹‑3,333.81 Cr, indicating a slight easing of foreign pressure. Conversely, the DII cash inflow of ₹ 8,930.12 Cr exceeds the five‑day average of ₹ 4,430.43 Cr, confirming a sustained domestic buying bias over the past week.
F&O Positioning Data
FII participation in futures‑and‑options (F&O) registers a net long exposure of ₹ 374,795 Cr, reflecting strong confidence in equity market upside. Their index futures positioning shows a long‑to‑short ratio of 1.2, meaning long contracts outnumber short contracts by 20 percent.
Capital Goods Sector Flow
The capital‑goods segment, to which Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) belongs, has seen a persistent net inflow from domestic institutions and modest net outflows from foreign investors, reinforcing a domestic‑driven support base for the sector.
Market-wide FII/DII data — same for all F&O stocks. Date: 2026-09-04