Track daily FII (Foreign Institutional Investor) and DII (Domestic Institutional Investor) cash-market activity on Indian stock exchanges. Figures are shown in Rs. crore and reflect the latest available provisional data.
| Category | Buy Value (Rs. Cr) | Sell Value (Rs. Cr) | Net Value (Rs. Cr) |
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How to Read This Table
Buy Value and Sell Value represent the gross value of shares purchased and sold by each investor category in the cash (equity) segment, in Rs. crore. Net Value is Buy Value minus Sell Value: a positive net figure (shown in green) means net buying, while a negative figure (shown in red) means net selling for that category on the reported day.
What Is FII and DII Data?
FII stands for Foreign Institutional Investor and DII stands for Domestic Institutional Investor. Together, their daily net cash-market activity is one of the most closely watched sentiment indicators in Indian markets. Learn more in our full guide: What Is FII and DII? and FII vs DII: Key Differences.
Data Source and Update Frequency
This tracker attempts to pull the latest provisional FII/DII cash-market figures directly from NSE after each trading day. NSE occasionally updates its site in ways that can temporarily interrupt automated data collection; when that happens, the tracker shows the last verified figures rather than blank or estimated data, with a clear timestamp showing when the data was last confirmed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do FII and DII mean in this tracker?
FII refers to Foreign Institutional Investors (foreign funds investing in India) and DII refers to Domestic Institutional Investors (India-based mutual funds, insurers, and banks).
How often is this data updated?
NSE typically publishes provisional FII/DII cash-market data after market close, usually by 7-9 PM IST on trading days. This tracker reflects the most recently verified figures available.
What does a positive net value mean?
A positive net value means that investor category was a net buyer on that day (bought more than it sold). A negative net value means it was a net seller.
Why might the data shown not be for today?
If live data collection is temporarily interrupted, this tracker shows the most recently verified figures along with a timestamp, rather than displaying no data at all.
Is this the same data NSE publishes officially?
This tracker aims to reflect NSE’s official provisional FII/DII cash-market figures. For the authoritative source, always cross-check directly on NSE’s own reports section.