5 Surprising Stake Reductions by Global Investors in Indian Firms

Antara Bhattacharyya

Several global funds trimmed stakes in leading Indian IT firms, citing valuation concerns, margin pressures, and cautious outlooks ahead globally.

Foreign investors reduced holdings in Indian startups post-IPO, surprised markets amid slowing growth, governance scrutiny, and profitability timelines reassessments worldwide.

Global pension and sovereign funds cut exposure to Indian banks, despite strong fundamentals, due to rate-cycle risks and liquidity concerns.

Some marquee investors exited Indian consumer companies partially, flagging rural demand weakness, inflationary pressures, and competitive intensity across key segments.

Strategic stake reductions in Indian energy and metal firms reflected ESG considerations, commodity volatility, and portfolio rebalancing by global institutions.

Strategic stake reductions in Indian energy and metal firms reflected ESG considerations, commodity volatility, and portfolio rebalancing by global institutions.

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