RESEARCH ALERTS: FIIs active in SBI

| What is FII-to-FII trading? FII-to-FII trade means when a stocks hits the FII ceiling set by companies, fresh buying by FIIs are capped. An FII, however, can always buy from another FII within the overall limit. The special counters (The 6 Lakh Series on the BSE) take care of the inter-FII trades. Action on Thursday: FII-to-FII trades generated a volume of Rs 336 crore on the BSE yesterday, which was down 15.84% from the turnover of Rs 400 crore on Wednesday. The counters witnessed a trading volume of two crore shares in 12 stocks. As many as 11 stocks were traded at a premium yesterday. SBI was traded at Rs 998 with 1.11 lakh shares changed hands, and at a premium of over 10% to the cash price. Bank of Baroda was traded at premium of 4.09% with 958,932 shares changing hands at Rs 229 as against the spot price of Rs 220. Punjab National Bank was traded at 4.02% premium at Rs 467 (spot price Rs 448.95) with a volume of 1,29,006 shares.
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First Published: Mar 10 2006 | 8:08 AM IST

