Stocks with fewer shareholders and a rising share price
Companies above ₹500 Cr market cap whose number of shareholders fell by 5% or more in the latest quarter while the share price rose 10% or more over three months.
Every ratio is the same number the company's own fundamentals page shows. Click any company to see the quarterly results, balance sheet and peers behind it.
About this screen
Every quarterly shareholding filing counts the company's shareholders. When the count falls while the price rises, fewer and on average larger holders own the shares, which is often described as accumulation; when many small investors buy into a rising stock the count rises instead. Both describe what happened, neither says what happens next. The shareholder change compares the latest filing with the one a quarter earlier; the price return is over the last three months, so the two windows overlap but are not the same.
