Promoter holding data in India is disclosed quarterly, not officially month-wise, so there is no single “April-only” official list. However, you can still identify companies where promoters have increased stake around April using public tools and exchange data.

How to find stocks with increased promoter holding (latest, including April):

1. Use ET Markets Screener (fastest way)

- Go to:

economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stock-screener/increase-in-promoter-shareholding/screens/scrid-8664 (economictimes.indiatimes.com)

- This screener already has the query: “Promoter Holding QoQ Chg % > 0”, i.e., companies where promoter holding has increased versus the previous quarter.

- You can:

- Filter further by market cap, sector, price, etc.

- Export or manually note the list.

- The quarter whose data is visible will be the latest shareholding pattern filed (for example, March-ending quarter gets filed mostly in April), so an increase here effectively captures promoter accumulation visible by April.

2. Track promoter transactions during April on NSE & BSE

- Visit NSE and BSE corporate filing sections:

- nseindia.com → Market Data → “Company Filings” / “Corporate Announcements”

- bseindia.com → “Corp. Filings” / “SAST / Insider Trading / Bulk Deals”

- Filter date range from 1 April to 30 April.

- Look for:

- “Disclosure under SEBI (SAST) Regulations”

- “Insider trading – acquisition by promoter / promoter group”

- These filings clearly show when promoters or promoter group entities bought shares in April, even before the quarterly shareholding pattern is updated.

3. Use advanced analytics platforms (optional)

- Platforms like Trendlyne, Screener.in, and some brokers’ research tools let you screen by:

- “Promoter holding increased in last quarter”

- “Promoter buying in last 1 / 3 / 6 months”

- Exact filters and granularity (like April-only) depend on subscription level, but they are efficient for quickly shortlisting.

4. Understand what promoter increase signals

- Generally positive: Increased promoter stake is interpreted as a sign of confidence in the company’s prospects or valuation.

- But always check:

- Whether the increase is due to genuine buying or just technical reasons (buyback, merger, preferential issue, rights not subscribed by others etc.).

- Pledge levels of promoter holdings.

- Overall fundamentals (earnings, debt, cash flows).

- For example, a recent brokerage study for 2026 shows promoters putting back over $4 billion into select companies (e.g., JSW Energy, GMR Airports, Godrej Properties, Adani Energy Solutions, Maruti Suzuki, Grasim, Jindal Stainless, Indus Towers), indicating selective accumulation at current valuations. (financialexpress.com)

- These are examples only, not recommendations.

5. How to approximate “April 2026 increase in promoter holding” specifically

- Combine:

- Quarterly pattern: Look at latest shareholding pattern (Q4 FY26, filed mostly in April 2026) and identify stocks where promoter % holding is higher QoQ (use the ET screener above). (economictimes.indiatimes.com)

- April filings: From NSE/BSE corporate filings, filter April 2026 and note promoter acquisitions.

- The intersection of these two sets gives you a good working list of companies where promoters visibly increased stake by/around April 2026.

I cannot provide a complete live list of all such stocks for April within this chat, as the universe is large and updates continuously, but using the ET “Increase in Promoter Shareholding” screener plus NSE/BSE filings for April will give you the exact, up-to-date names.

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