FII & DII Activity
Institutional buying and selling on NSE, in ₹ crore. Provisional figures published by NSE after each trading day.
What is FII?
Foreign Institutional / Portfolio Investors — overseas funds, pension funds and hedge funds investing in Indian markets. Sustained FII inflows usually signal global confidence in India.
What is DII?
Domestic Institutional Investors — Indian mutual funds, insurers, banks and pension funds. DIIs often buy when FIIs sell, cushioning falls.
FII derivatives
NSE’s daily FII statistics for index and stock futures & options: contracts and value bought and sold, and open interest at day end. Options value is strike × quantity.
FII & DII — frequently asked questions
What is FII and DII data?
It is the daily gross purchase, gross sales and net investment of Foreign Institutional / Portfolio Investors (FII/FPI) and Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) in the NSE, BSE and MSEI cash market, published provisionally by NSE after each trading day in ₹ crore.
When is FII DII data released?
NSE publishes provisional FII/DII cash-market figures in the evening of each trading day, usually after 6 PM IST. FII derivatives statistics are published as a daily NSE archive file the same evening.
What does a negative FII net value mean?
A negative net (shown in red) means FIIs sold more than they bought that day — a net outflow. A positive net (green) is a net inflow.
How are monthly and yearly FII DII figures calculated?
Monthly and yearly figures here are the sum of the stored daily NSE values in that calendar month or year (IST), with the number of trading days shown beside each period.
What do FII index futures and options figures show?
They show contracts and value FIIs bought and sold in index and stock futures and options, their net, and the open interest held at the end of the day. Options value is strike price × quantity, as defined by NSE.
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