India, Aug. 4 -- Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continue to play an important role in the Indian stock market, and changes in their shareholding are closely tracked by investors. A fresh investment or an increase in stake by a global fund often reflects confidence in a company's long-term growth prospects and business fundamentals.

Vanguard Fund, one of the world's largest asset managers, publicly held 48 stocks worth over Rs. 1.01 lakh crore (Rs. 101,227.1 crore), according to the latest corporate shareholding filings. In this article, we look at the stocks in which the fund bought a fresh stake or increased its holding during Q1 FY27, highlighting companies that have attracted renewed interest from the global institutional inv...