Singapore Government's India Stock Portfolio: 90% Surge in Key Shares Despite Overall Dip
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News18•25-01-2026, 18:33
Singapore Government's India Stock Portfolio: 90% Surge in Key Shares Despite Overall Dip
- •The Singapore government, a major FII, holds investments in 50 BSE-listed companies, with a total market value of approximately ₹1,84,455 crore as of January 23, 2026.
- •Despite a 20% decline in overall portfolio value in FY26, over half of individual stocks delivered positive returns, with 11 shares surging 25% to 90% in under 10 months.
- •Auto and financial sectors were top performers, with Ashok Leyland surging 89% and Shriram Finance up 53%.
- •Manufacturing, metal, and banking sectors also showed strong gains, including Craftsman Automation (48%), Hindalco Industries (39%), and IndusInd Bank (37%).
- •New entry Bharat Electronics (BEL) climbed 36%, while SBI Life Insurance and Data Patterns also saw significant increases, reflecting a diversified investment strategy.
Why It Matters: Singapore government's long-term, sector-specific strategy yields strong individual stock gains despite portfolio value dip.
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