Indian stock market, Sept. 20 -- Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) are relentlessly selling in the Indian stock market. In 2025, FPIs remained net sellers in the Indian stock market by selling out Indian shares worth around Rs.2,27,500 crore in the cash segment. However, they are betting high in the primary market. According to the NSDL data, collective investment of offshore funds in the Indian anchor books of the initial public offerings (IPOs) surged threefold in FY25 to around Rs.26,500 crore, threefold against the previous financial year.

According to stock market experts, this dual behaviour of FPIs can be attributed to various reasons, but a major factor among them is the overpriced Indian secondary market in comparison to the In...