4 Stocks in which Govt. of Singapore made fresh investments in Q1 to keep an eye on

Synopsis:
The Government of Singapore made fresh investments in Bharat Petroleum, IndusInd Bank, Triveni Turbine, and Hyundai Motor India during Q1FY26. These purchases reflect rising foreign interest in core and growth-driven sectors of the Indian economy.

Foreign institutional interest in Indian equities remained strong in the June 2025 quarter, with the Government of Singapore making fresh investments across multiple sectors. The sovereign wealth entity picked up stakes in companies spanning oil marketing, private banking, engineering solutions, and automobile manufacturing. 

1. Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL)

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited is a public sector oil marketing company engaged in the refining of crude oil and the marketing of petroleum products across India. It plays a critical role in India’s energy ecosystem, operating major refineries and a vast retail network.

The Government of Singapore picked up a 1.17 percent stake in BPCL in Q1FY26. The stock last traded at Rs. 317, valuing the company at a market capitalization of Rs. 1,37,617 crore.

2. IndusInd Bank Ltd

IndusInd Bank is a leading private sector bank established in 1994 under the Banking Regulation Act. It caters to both retail and corporate customers through a wide suite of financial services, and also has a presence in international financial service centres within India.

The Singapore government bought a 2.03 percent stake in IndusInd Bank in the June 2025 quarter. The stock is currently trading at Rs. 783.95, with a total market cap of Rs. 61,074.09 crore.

3.Triveni Turbine Ltd

Triveni Turbine Limited is a leading manufacturer of industrial steam turbines and power generation equipment. Originally part of Triveni Engineering, it was demerged in 2010 to become an independent engineering company focused on energy-efficient solutions.

In Q1FY26, the Government of Singapore acquired a 1.10 percent holding in Triveni Turbine. Its share price stood at Rs. 588.60, giving the company a market cap of Rs. 18,710.24 crore.

4. Hyundai Motor India Ltd

Hyundai Motor India is the Indian subsidiary of South Korea’s Hyundai Motor Group, one of the largest automobile manufacturers globally. Incorporated in 1996, it has grown into a major passenger vehicle exporter and a key player in the Indian auto sector.

A 1.04 percent stake in Hyundai Motor India was picked up by the Government of Singapore during the June quarter. The company’s stock was trading at Rs. 2,175, with a total market capitalization of Rs. 1,76,727.69 crore.

Written By Manan Gangwar

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