3 Green Energy Stocks Where FIIs and DIIs Increased Their Stakes in Q4

Synopsis: Foreign and domestic institutions are quietly building positions in India’s green energy sector – and the stake numbers tell a story of coordinated, conviction-driven accumulation.

Institutional investors, both foreign and domestic, appear to be making a decisive move into India’s renewable and power equipment space. While the broader market has seen uneven flows, FIIs and DIIs are finding common ground in the energy transition theme – accumulating shares across solar manufacturers and power infrastructure players. This rare alignment of foreign and domestic smart money in the same sector is a signal worth paying close attention to.

These three companies are fundamentally well-placed to ride India’s energy transition. With strong order books, expanding manufacturing capacities, and direct exposure to government-backed clean energy targets, each business offers institutional investors a combination of policy tailwinds, improving margins, and a long structural growth runway that few other sectors can match right now. FII and DII Stake Hikes: Green Energy Stocks Seeing Institutional Accumulation

Premier Energies

Premier Energies is a Hyderabad-based integrated solar manufacturer engaged in producing solar cells and modules, along with EPC solutions for solar projects. Established in 1995, the company is among India’s leading solar PV players with strong export presence and advanced technologies like TOPCon cells. It also develops solar power projects and offers end-to-end renewable energy solutions, positioning itself as a key beneficiary of India’s energy transition. 

Premier Energies saw FII stake rise by 1.24% from 4.48% in Dec 2025 to 5.72% in Mar 2026, while DII holding increased by 0.97% from 12.72% in Dec 2025 to 13.69% in Mar 2026, making it the most broadly accumulated stock in this list. 

As one of India’s leading integrated solar cell and module manufacturers, Premier Energies is a direct beneficiary of the PLI scheme for domestic solar manufacturing. Its rapidly scaling capacity and strong order pipeline make it a preferred institutional bet in the clean energy space.

Vikram Solar

Vikram Solar is one of India’s leading solar PV module manufacturers, headquartered in Kolkata and founded in 2005. The company operates as an integrated solar solutions provider, offering EPC and O&M services alongside module manufacturing. With a growing capacity of around 9.5 GW and presence across global markets, it serves utility-scale and rooftop projects. Recently listed on Indian exchanges, the company is positioned to benefit from rising domestic solar demand and global energy transition trends.

Vikram Solar recorded an FII stake hike of 1.12% from 1.82% in Dec 2025 to 2.94% Mar 2026, with DIIs adding a marginal 0.09% – reflecting selective but steady interest. The Kolkata-based solar module manufacturer has built a credible presence in both domestic utility-scale projects and export markets across Europe and the US. Its high-efficiency module portfolio and growing international footprint are likely driving foreign institutional confidence in the stock.

GE Power

GE Power India is an engineering and infrastructure company engaged in the design, manufacturing, and servicing of power plants and equipment. Incorporated in 1992, it provides boilers, turbines, generators, and air quality control systems, serving sectors like power, steel, cement, and oil & gas. A subsidiary of GE’s global energy business, the company also undertakes EPC projects and maintenance services, positioning itself as a key player in India’s power generation and industrial infrastructure space. 

GE Power saw an FII increase of 1.11% from 0.15% in Dec 2025 to 1.26% in Mar 2026 alongside a stronger 0.7% DII stake build-up, indicating broad-based institutional participation. 

As a subsidiary of the global GE Vernova group, the company is well-positioned to capitalise on India’s growing demand for gas turbines, steam turbines, and grid infrastructure. The rising DII interest alongside FII accumulation suggests growing domestic conviction in the power equipment upcycle.

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