Track Foreign Institutional Investor (FII/FPI) and Domestic Institutional Investor (DII) buying and selling activity in the Indian equity market. View the latest institutional net flows, historical trends and daily market participation data.
Latest available FII/FPI and DII cash-market activity reported through the FinBrooks data feed.
A quick visual view of the latest FII/FPI and DII net buying or selling activity.
Recent institutional buying and selling activity across trading sessions.
FII and DII activity is an important market-flow indicator used by investors to understand institutional participation in Indian equities. Foreign Institutional Investors, also referred to as FII/FPI, represent foreign investment activity, while Domestic Institutional Investors represent institutions operating within India.
FII/FPI net flow is calculated from the difference between institutional buying and selling activity. A positive FII/FPI net value indicates net buying, while a negative value indicates net selling for the reported session.
DII net flow represents the difference between domestic institutional purchases and sales. Mutual funds, insurance companies and other domestic institutional participants contribute to domestic institutional activity in the Indian equity market.
Institutional flows can provide useful context when analysing market participation, liquidity and broader investor behaviour. However, FII/DII data should not be considered a standalone indicator for predicting the direction of the stock market.
When FII/FPI net flow is negative, foreign institutions have recorded more selling than buying for that session. When DII net flow is positive, domestic institutions have recorded more buying than selling. Comparing both flows can provide a broader view of institutional activity.
FinBrooks displays institutional flow information sourced through the FinBrooks data pipeline. The underlying data feed identifies real NSE data through its fetch-pipeline source indicator. Figures may be provisional and can be revised following exchange or custodial updates.
FII net buying represents the difference between FII/FPI buying and selling activity during the reported trading session. A positive figure indicates net buying, while a negative figure indicates net selling.
DII net buying represents domestic institutional purchases minus domestic institutional sales for the reported session.
Institutional activity is reported for trading sessions. The latest available session is displayed automatically on this page when the data feed is updated.
No. Institutional flow data is one market indicator. Investors should consider price action, earnings, valuations, global markets, economic conditions and other relevant factors before making investment decisions.
Yes. Institutional figures can be provisional and may be revised following confirmation or modifications to reported transactions.