Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd (IREDA) has released its shareholding pattern for the quarter ended March 2025 (Q4 FY25). As per the latest filing, the promoter’s stake remains steady at 75%, showing no change compared to the previous quarter. This continues to reflect strong government backing and control over the company, with IREDA being a key player in India’s push toward clean energy financing.

However, a marginal decline was seen in institutional investor interest during the quarter. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) slightly reduced their stake to 1.75%, down from 1.85% in Q3 FY25. Similarly, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) also trimmed their holdings, bringing their stake down to 0.51% from the previous 0.63%.

Interestingly, despite the fall in institutional ownership, public shareholding has increased. The public now holds 22.74% of the company as of Q4 FY25, a modest rise from 22.51% in the previous quarter. This rise in public interest is further reflected in the growing number of shareholders, which has now reached 26,79,938 as of March 2025. This sharp increase in retail participation could indicate growing confidence among retail investors in IREDA’s long-term prospects, especially as the renewable energy sector continues to gain momentum.

Overall, the unchanged promoter holding, minor dip in institutional interest, and a noticeable uptick in public shareholding present a mixed but intriguing picture of investor sentiment around IREDA. With India’s clean energy mission gaining traction, IREDA remains a key stock to watch.

More notably, IREDA shares are down around 32% over the past six months, having corrected sharply from an all-time high of ₹310. 

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