Foreign investors are aggressively increasing bets on MobiKwik while domestic funds retreat.

Foreign investors are aggressively increasing bets on MobiKwik while domestic funds retreat. In Q4 FY26, FPIs boosted their stake by 33 percent to 33.42 lakh shares, signaling renewed confidence in the fintech company's growth trajectory. Meanwhile, Indian AIFs slashed their exposure by 50 percent, likely locking in gains as the stock climbed 14 percent despite volatility. The ownership shift comes as MobiKwik turned profitable in Q3 FY26 with consolidated net profit of 4 crore and revenue growth of 7.2 percent year-over-year. The company also secured BSE approval to launch stock broking services through its subsidiary, adding another growth avenue. Retail investors remain the largest shareholder block at 36 percent, while promoter holding stayed stable at 24.63 percent.