Market flows
Net rupee accumulation from 1% Club - Rank 1-100 by average market cap
Latest period: Q April 2026 · Top 50 Large Cap stocks by net rupees accumulated (1% Club)
Rank 1-100 by average market cap
No net buying in Large Cap for 1% Club (Q April 2026).
Guide
Top Stocks ranks equities by net institutional rupee flows — who is buying and selling, in crore rupees, from the latest regulatory filings. Filter by data source, market-cap bucket, and accumulation vs distribution.
Uses monthly AMC portfolio disclosures (equity-oriented schemes). For each stock we sum rupee value added on fresh entries and position increases (Bought) vs exits and reductions (Sold). Net = Bought − Sold.
MF Accumulation · MF Distribution · Smart Money Tracker · Holdings Changes
Tracks marquee individual investors, family offices, and similar holders from quarterly shareholding pattern filings. Value change is measured in ₹ crore between the latest quarter and the prior one.
Aggregates Domestic Institutional Investors and Foreign Institutional Investors from quarterly shareholding data — mutual funds, insurance, banks, sovereign funds, and other regulated categories filing on Indian exchanges.
Every non-promoter shareholder holding 1% or more of a listed company must appear in the quarterly shareholding pattern. We compare disclosed holding value quarter-on-quarter to surface where significant holders are adding or trimming.
Accumulation shows the top 50 stocks with the highest positive net flow (net buyers). Distribution shows the top 50 with the largest negative net flow (net sellers).
Stocks are grouped into Large, Mid, Small, and Micro cap using exchange market-cap classification on IPOFins. Rankings are computed within each bucket — a mid-cap name is not compared against large-cap flows.
All figures come from SEBI-mandated public filings. Rupee amounts reflect disclosed holding value changes, not live market orders. Not investment advice.
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