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The Singapore government’s shrinking stake in Indian equities, alongside a 100% rally in ten of its holdings, signals a notable shift in foreign investor sentiment that could influence market volatility and capital flows.
The Government of Singapore (GoS) maintains a significant presence in the Indian stock market and ranks among the major foreign institutional investors (FIIs) by portfolio value. According to its latest shareholding disclosures for the September 2026 quarter, GoS held stakes in 36 Indian listed companies, with a combined market value of approximately Rs 1,26,299 crore as of October 24, 2026. This marks a decline of nearly 24% from its portfolio value of Rs 1,65,129 crore in March 2026.In terms o
The Government of Singapore acts as a major foreign institutional investor in India, and FIIs are key drivers of liquidity and price movements in emerging markets.