India, Dec. 21 -- Institutional shareholding often serves as an important reference point for investors when evaluating listed companies. The presence of a large, long-term investor can indicate confidence in a company's governance, business model, and future prospects. At the same time, market pricing does not always immediately reflect this confidence, creating situations where stocks remain reasonably valued despite strong institutional backing

Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), as the country's largest institutional investor, holds significant stakes across a wide range of listed companies, often reflecting its long-term investment approach and focus on stable businesses with strong fundamentals and governance standards. Exam...