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Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) raised their holdings in several small-cap stocks during the first quarter of FY26, indicating growing confidence in select Indian companies. According to data from StockEdge, here are 10 Nifty500 firms where FIIs significantly increased their stake:
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In the first four months of FY26 so far, eight penny stocks have delivered impressive returns, surging between 50% and 150%. Notably, three of them delivered returns that more than doubled investors wealth during this period. These top performers were identified using a specific screening method: each stock had a market capitalisation below Rs 1,000 crore, a share price under Rs 20, and a minimum recent trading volume of 5 lakh shares. This selective approach helps highlight low-priced, actively traded small-cap stocks showing strong price momentum. (Data Source: ACE Equity).Penny stocks often catch the eye because they are cheap and can grow very quickly. But while the gains can be big, the risks are just as high. These stocks usually dont trade much, their prices can swing wildly, and theres often little clear financial information available. So, investors need to be carefulmaking money in penny stocks takes more than luck. It needs a smart plan and careful risk control.
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Asset Reconstruction Company (India) Ltd (Arcil), India's second-largest ARC, is launching an IPO with existing shareholders selling a 32.57% stake. Avenue Capital Group will significantly reduce its holding, while SBI and a GIC affiliate will also offload shares. Arcil, backed by prominent banks, reported a net profit of Rs 355.31 crore for fiscal year 2025.
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