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Why FIIs Are Quietly Accumulating Hemisphere Properties India Ltd (HEMIPROP) — The Hidden Land Bank Story In the world of stock markets, smart money often moves before the crowd catches on. And right now, one name that's appearing on the radar of Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) is Hemisphere Properties India Limited (NSE: HEMIPROP) — a Government of India enterprise sitting on a treasure chest of prime urban land. Let's break down why this seemingly quiet company is drawing institutional attention. What Is Hemisphere Properties India Ltd? Incorporated in 2005, Hemisphere Properties India Limited is a real estate entity with the mandate to hold, manage, and monetize surplus land identified during the disinvestment of Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited (VSNL), presently known as Tata Communications Limited (TCL). These surplus land parcels were earmarked for transfer to a separate company to ensure their optimal utilization in a transparent and structured manner. Screene...

INSURANCE & FINANCE   |   APRIL 2026 India's Insurance Giant: The Story of New India Assurance From Tata's vision in 1919 to a 25-country multinational — how one public-sector insurer became the backbone of India's non-life insurance market. In the landscape of Indian finance, few institutions carry the weight of history quite like The New India Assurance Company Limited (NIACL). Founded over a century ago and now a cornerstone of India's public-sector insurance industry, the company's journey is one of resilience, scale, and steady transformation. 1919 Year Founded 25 Countries of Operation 1,668 Offices in India 10,951 Employees (Mar 2025) A Century in the Making New India Assurance was incorporated in Mumbai in 1919 by Sir Dorabji Tata — a founding vision rooted in providing Indians access to reliable insurance at a time when the sector was dominated by foreign players. Following India's independence and economic restructuring, the company was nationalise...

  FII Buying Activity: Stocks on Foreign Institutional Investors' Radar As foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continue to recalibrate their India portfolios amid shifting global macroeconomic conditions, a set of stocks has emerged on their radar with notable increases in FII holding. This report examines three such companies — BASF India, Vashu Bhagnani, and Shivam Chemicals — analysing the financials, valuation, and the signals FII activity may be sending to the broader market. Summary: FII Buying Snapshot Company CMP ( ₹ ) Market Cap ( ₹ Cr) P/E Qtr Profit ( ₹ Cr) Profit Var % Sales Qtr ( ₹ Cr) Sales Var % ROCE % FII Hold % Chg in FII % BASF India 3,610.60 15,629 40.46 105.1 +40.1% 3,876.5 +6.6% 18.02% 15.34% +1.21% Vashu Bhagnani 85.38 546 172.79 -2.32 -393.7% 2.31 -48.4% 2.54% 4.80% +2.29% Shivam Chemicals 113.50 192.8 55.40 1.97 +239.7% 131.67 +39.5% 11.38% 1.48% +1.48% Company Deep Dives 1. BASF India — The Quality Bet Current Price: ₹ 3,610.60   |   Market ...