MobiKwik Share Price in Focus as Domestic AIFs Reduce Ownership by 50% During March Quarter

Domestic alternative investment funds (AIFs) have significantly reduced their stake in MobiKwik during the March quarter, marking a notable change in the company's ownership landscape. 

Significant Reduction by Domestic AIFs 

During Q4 FY26, domestic AIFs cut their MobiKwik holdings by 50%, reducing their share count from 11.12 lakh shares (1.41% stake) to 5.61 lakh shares (0.71% stake). Notably, 2 of the 5 AIFs exited in the past 3 months. 

Increase in Foreign Portfolio Investment 

In contrast to domestic AIFs, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) bolstered their MobiKwik holdings by 33%, raising their share count from 25.02 lakh shares (3.18% stake) to 33.42 lakh shares (4.25% stake). Seven category I FPIs and 2 category II FPIs supported this increase. 

Other Changes in Investor Composition 

During the quarter, investor Sathyamoorthi Devarajulu exited MobiKwik, selling all 9 lakh shares (1.44% stake) for ₹19.7 crore in February. Retail investors remain significant holders with 36% of shares, though they also sold 3.31 lakh shares. 

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Stable Corporate and Foreign Entity Holdings 

Corporate bodies maintained their 16.72% ownership in MobiKwik. Similarly, foreign companies like Peak XV Partners, Cisco, and American Express sustained their combined 11.84% stake. 

MobiKwik's Market Movements 

MobiKwik's stock saw considerable volatility, dropping 33% to an all-time low of ₹151.95 on March 30. Notably, the company's profitability turnaround in December 2025 led to positive market engagement, moving shares to ₹208.05, up by 3.5% recently on the BSE. 

One Mobikwik Systems Share Price Performance  

As of April 23, 2026, at 9:56 AM, One Mobikwik Systems share price on NSE is trading at ₹212, up by 0.30% from the previous closing price. 

Conclusion 

The March quarter saw domestic AIFs halving their stake in MobiKwik, contrasting with FPIs who increased their holdings. The volatility in share price reflects these changes in investor activities. 

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