2 mid caps both Goldman Sachs and Nomura own

Summary: Despite widespread FPI selling this year, a handful of stocks continue to draw conviction from foreign heavyweights. Two mid caps, for instance, feature on both Goldman Sachs’ and Nomura’s buy lists—a signal worth paying attention to. Foreign investors may be offloading Indian equities, but they’re not walking away entirely. Even in a year when foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have sold Rs 1.52 lakh crore worth of shares—being net sellers in six of the last 10 months—two of the world’s biggest money managers, Goldman Sachs and Nomura Asset Management, continue to share conviction in two mid-cap stocks, each holding more than 1 per cent stakes in them, as per data on Finology Ticker. When two heavyweight FPIs overlap in their Indian portfolios, it’s worth a closer look. We spotlight the two mid-cap companies that feature on both their buy lists and explain why they may merit a place on your watchlist. 1) Amber Enterprises: India’s manufacturing play As of the September 2025 quarter (Q2 FY26), Goldman Sachs India Equity Portfolio owned 1.67 per cent of Amber Enterprises—5.86 lakh shares worth about Rs 411 crore. Nomura India Investment Fund was a new entrant, picking up a 1.07 per cent stake or 3.76 l