FPI Sector-wise Data: Fortnight to 30 Sep 2025
Fortnight 16 Sep 2025 to 30 Sep 2025. AUM as of 30 Sep 2025. All amounts in ₹ crore.
- Total FPI AUM
- ₹77,75,562 Cr
- 24 sectors, as of 30 Sep 2025
- Fortnight net flow
- −₹5,770 Cr
- 16 Sep 2025 to 30 Sep 2025
- 1-year net flow
- −₹1,95,775 Cr
- 24 fortnights
- Largest holding
- Financial Services
- 28.76% of AUM
FPI investment by sector
All 24 sectors, largest AUM first. Share is of the all-sector total of ₹77,75,562 Cr. Rank and share changes are against the fortnight ended 15 Sep 2025.
| # | Sector | AUM | Share | Fortnight flow | 1Y flow |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Financial Services | ₹22,35,918 Cr | 28.76% | +₹328 Cr | −₹44,288 Cr |
| 2 | Automobile and Auto Components | ₹5,70,107 Cr | 7.33% | +₹1,733 Cr | −₹31,440 Cr |
| 3 | Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels | ₹4,94,218 Cr | 6.36% | +₹775 Cr | −₹55,903 Cr |
| 4 | Information Technology | ₹4,89,214 Cr | 6.29% | −₹4,036 Cr | −₹56,171 Cr |
| 5 | Healthcare | ₹4,72,775 Cr | 6.08% | −₹4,521 Cr | −₹11,375 Cr |
| 6 | Capital Goods | ₹3,91,195 Cr | 5.03% | +₹1,484 Cr | −₹2,014 Cr |
| 7 | Fast Moving Consumer Goods | ₹3,82,884 Cr | 4.92% | −₹3,110 Cr | −₹37,721 Cr |
| 8 | Telecommunication | ₹3,64,759 Cr | 4.69% | −₹718 Cr | +₹24,226 Cr |
| 9 | Sovereign | ₹3,32,719 Cr | 4.28% | +₹1,965 Cr | +₹44,888 Cr |
| 10 | Consumer Services | ₹3,23,941 Cr | 4.17% | −₹114 Cr | −₹19,840 Cr |
| 11 | Others | ₹3,07,011 Cr | 3.95% | +₹5,246 Cr | +₹53,389 Cr |
| 12 | Power | ₹2,49,264 Cr | 3.21% | −₹421 Cr | −₹26,586 Cr |
| 13 | Metals & Mining | ₹2,20,848 Cr | 2.84% | +₹446 Cr | −₹2,031 Cr |
| 14 | Consumer Durables | ₹1,79,900 Cr | 2.31% | −₹3,301 Cr | −₹24,001 Cr |
| 15 | Services | ₹1,79,235 Cr | 2.31% | −₹1,321 Cr | +₹10,598 Cr |
| 16 | Realty | ₹1,56,416 Cr | 2.01% | −₹123 Cr | −₹5,862 Cr |
| 17 | Chemicals | ₹1,30,767 Cr | 1.68% | −₹406 Cr | +₹9,178 Cr |
| 18 | Construction | ₹1,25,494 Cr | 1.61% | +₹725 Cr | −₹9,450 Cr |
| 19 | Construction Materials | ₹1,24,543 Cr | 1.60% | −₹220 Cr | −₹12,355 Cr |
| 20 | Textiles | ₹22,158 Cr | 0.28% | −₹39 Cr | +₹1,262 Cr |
| 21 | Media, Entertainment & Publication | ₹12,342 Cr | 0.16% | +₹93 Cr | +₹1,040 Cr |
| 22 | Diversified | ₹4,234 Cr | 0.05% | −₹198 Cr | −₹1,507 Cr |
| 23 | Forest Materials | ₹3,341 Cr | 0.04% | −₹48 Cr | −₹123 Cr |
| 24 | Utilities | ₹2,279 Cr | 0.03% | +₹11 Cr | +₹311 Cr |
Total, 24 sectors: AUM ₹77,75,562 Cr (100%) · fortnight flow −₹5,770 Cr · 1Y flow −₹1,95,775 Cr
This fortnight
Biggest net inflows
- Automobile and Auto Components +₹1,733 Cr
- Capital Goods +₹1,484 Cr
- Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels +₹775 Cr
- Construction +₹725 Cr
- Metals & Mining +₹446 Cr
Biggest net outflows
- Healthcare −₹4,521 Cr
- Information Technology −₹4,036 Cr
- Consumer Durables −₹3,301 Cr
- Fast Moving Consumer Goods −₹3,110 Cr
- Services −₹1,321 Cr
Trailing year
Biggest net inflows
- Telecommunication +₹24,226 Cr
- Services +₹10,598 Cr
- Chemicals +₹9,178 Cr
- Textiles +₹1,262 Cr
- Media, Entertainment & Publication +₹1,040 Cr
Biggest net outflows
- Information Technology −₹56,171 Cr
- Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels −₹55,903 Cr
- Financial Services −₹44,288 Cr
- Fast Moving Consumer Goods −₹37,721 Cr
- Automobile and Auto Components −₹31,440 Cr
1-year trend: all-sector net flow by fortnight
Over the 24 fortnights from the one ended 15 Oct 2024 to the one ended 30 Sep 2025, net FPI flow across all sectors was −₹1,95,775 Cr; the largest net outflow was from Information Technology (−₹56,171 Cr) and the largest net inflow went to Telecommunication (+₹24,226 Cr).
Methodology
- Cadence: fortnightly. Each fortnight ends on the 15th or the last day of the month. This report covers 16 Sep 2025 to 30 Sep 2025; AUM is as of 30 Sep 2025.
- NSDL publishes the official fortnightly sector-wise FPI figures, usually about a week after the fortnight closes, so the latest fortnight appears here once it has been published.
- AUM is the value of FPI assets under custody in each sector at the fortnight end, across equity, debt and hybrid instruments. AUM share is a sector's AUM over the total of all 24 sectors (₹77,75,562 Cr); the shares, rounded to 2 decimals, sum to 100%.
- Fortnight net flow is net investment (purchases minus sales) during the fortnight. The sector flows sum to the total of −₹5,770 Cr.
- 1-year flow is the sum of the 24 fortnightly net flows from the fortnight ended 15 Oct 2024 to the one ended 30 Sep 2025. The sector figures sum to −₹1,95,775 Cr.
- Sectors follow the exchange industry classification used since April 2022. Sovereign (government securities) and Others are not industry sectors: they are in the table and the totals but not in the biggest-inflow and outflow lists.
- These figures include debt and hybrid investment, so they do not reconcile with the daily cash-market FII/DII figures.
This is historical data on what foreign portfolio investors held and traded, not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security or sector. Tapetide is not a SEBI-registered research analyst or investment adviser. Markdown version.
Frequently asked questions
Which sectors did FPIs buy and sell in the fortnight to 30 Sep 2025?
In the fortnight to 30 Sep 2025, FPIs sold the most in Healthcare (net outflow of ₹4,521 Cr) and bought the most in Automobile and Auto Components (net inflow of ₹1,733 Cr). Net FPI flow across all 24 sectors was −₹5,770 Cr. Financial Services held the largest share of FPI assets: 28.76% of ₹77,75,562 Cr.
What does the FPI sector-wise report cover?
Sector-wise FPI data for India every fortnight: AUM and share by sector, fortnight and 1-year net flows, rank changes, and the biggest inflows and outflows.
Why does this not match the daily FII/DII figures?
Sector-wise FPI figures include debt and hybrid investment and are published fortnightly, so they do not reconcile with the daily cash-market FII/DII figures.
Is this investment advice?
This is historical data on what foreign portfolio investors held and traded, not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security or sector. Tapetide is not a SEBI-registered research analyst or investment adviser.
By Sanjay Mehta, Research lead How we research these reports