Tube Investments of India 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 Institutional Investors recorded a net cash outflow of ₹‑3,111.94 Cr from Indian equities, while Domestic Institutional Investors injected a net ₹ 8,930.12 Cr in cash. The contrasting direction of these flows underscores a pronounced shift in sentiment between foreign and domestic capital. Overall, the market‑wide net cash flow is strongly positive, driven by the sizeable DII buying pressure that more than offsets the FII withdrawal.
Trend vs 5‑Day Average
The day’s FII cash outflow of ₹‑3,111.94 Cr is milder than the five‑day average net outflow of ₹‑3,333.81 Cr, indicating a modest easing of foreign selling pressure. Conversely, DII cash inflows of ₹ 8,930.12 Cr exceed the five‑day average of ₹ 4,430.43 Cr, suggesting that domestic institutions are accelerating their buying pace relative to the recent trend.
F&O Positioning Data
Foreign Institutional Investors hold a net long futures‑and‑options position of ₹ 374,795 Cr, reflecting a bullish bias in the derivatives segment. Their index‑futures exposure is tilted to the long side, with a long‑to‑short ratio of 1.2, indicating that longs outweigh shorts by 20 percent.
Automobile and Auto Components Sector Flow
The automobile and auto‑components sector has witnessed a gradual swing toward net buying by domestic institutions, while foreign investors have remained largely neutral, reinforcing the sector’s recent resilience.
Market-wide FII/DII data — same for all F&O stocks. Date: 2026-09-04