FIPI & LIPI — Investor Flows

As of 02 Nov 2026, foreign investors (FIPI) were net sellers of US$1.80mn (Rs 498.2mn) across all market segments. FY27 to date they are net sellers of US$53.42mn over 87 sessions.

FIPI (Foreign Investor Portfolio Investment) and LIPI (Local Investor Portfolio Investment) are NCCPL's daily tallies of who bought and sold on the Pakistan Stock Exchange. FIPI nets all foreign investor activity; LIPI breaks local activity into categories — individuals, mutual funds, banks, insurance companies, companies, brokers, and other organisations. Together they show whose money moved the market each session.

Foreign investors are the market's swing participant: their sustained buying has historically accompanied re-ratings of the KSE-100, while sustained selling pressures both prices and the rupee. Because every session is disclosed, FIPI is one of the most-quoted numbers in Pakistani financial journalism.

The National Clearing Company of Pakistan Limited (NCCPL) — the market's clearing house — compiles FIPI/LIPI from settled UIN-level activity and publishes it each trading day after the session. BSL refreshes this page from the NCCPL data daily; see About Our Data for the full pipeline.

Every rupee of net foreign selling is absorbed by a local category — that mirror image is exactly what LIPI shows. Over the last 252 sessions, foreigners were net sellers on 176; Companies took the other side most, absorbing 66% of that selling — the counterparty table below breaks down the rest.

Across the 337 sessions since 01 Jul 2025, the largest single-day net foreign purchase was Rs 2.53bn (US$9.10mn) on 16 Jul 2026, and the heaviest single-day selling was -Rs 55.39bn (-US$197.81mn) on 20 Feb 2026. The records board above tracks these alongside each local category's extremes and updates every session.

On 02 Nov 2026, foreign investors bought most heavily in Food and Personal Care Products (Rs 12.8mn) and Power Generation and Distribution (Rs 7.6mn), while selling Commercial Banks (-Rs 371.2mn). The cross-section table above breaks every participant's flows across the nine most-traded industries plus an "All other Sectors" bucket, and updates every session.

FY27 to date, the largest net foreign buying has gone into Oil and Gas Exploration Companies (Rs 1.92bn) and Fertilizer (Rs 724.7mn), while Commercial Banks has seen the heaviest net foreign selling (-Rs 10.88bn). Pick the "FY27 to date" preset on the table above to see which local categories took the other side, sector by sector.

FY27 to date, the largest local net buyers on the PSX are Individuals (Rs 39.21bn), Other Organizations (Rs 16.94bn), Companies (Rs 15.50bn), while Mutual Funds are the largest net sellers (Rs 27.59bn). The full category scoreboard above updates daily from NCCPL data.

As of 02 Nov 2026, mutual funds - the "Mutual Funds" category in NCCPL's LIPI breakdown - were net sellers of Rs 780.7mn (US$2.82mn) on the Pakistan Stock Exchange. FY27 to date they are net sellers of Rs 27.59bn over 87 sessions.

FY27 to date, Pakistani mutual funds are net sellers of Rs 27.59bn (US$99.39mn) across 87 sessions - 30 net-buy days and 57 net-sell days. The mutual fund flows module above charts the daily series with the fiscal-year running total.

FY27 to date, mutual funds directed the most net buying into Oil and Gas Marketing Companies (Rs 3.38bn) and Commercial Banks (Rs 1.27bn), while trimming Cement (-Rs 7.78bn). The sector table in the mutual fund flows module updates every session.