Latest bulk and block deals from FIIs, DIIs, anchor investors, and mutual funds in stocks like SYLPH, VBL, RELIANCE, and SHANGAR.
Major FII, DII & Anchor Investor Deals in Indian Equities – July 2025 Update
In a major spate of activity in Indian equity markets, various prominent bulk and block deals have been witnessed on the BSE and NSE platforms by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), anchor investors, and mutual funds. Shares like SYLPH, VBL, RELIANCE, SHANGAR, ENBETRD, and others saw increased trading activity, indicating active institutional activity and strategic shift of stakes.
Let’s break down the latest deal highlights from July 2025.
FII Activity: Buys and Exits Highlight Tactical Plays
- SYLPH
MONEYPLANT GOLD & JEWELLERY TRADING L.L.C executed a large buy order of 75,00,000 shares at ₹1.34 on BSE, marking a significant FII inflow into the small-cap stock. - VBL (Varun Beverages Ltd)
A matched trade was observed where GOLDMAN SACHS (SINGAPORE) PTE.- ODI acquired 15,25,558 shares at ₹457.55, while KADENSA MASTER FUND exited the same quantity at the same price. This indicates a direct FII-to-FII handover. - KAJARIACER (Kajaria Ceramics)
JP MORGAN FUNDS offloaded 8,85,002 shares on NSE at ₹1067.88, possibly booking profits or rebalancing their portfolio. - RELIANCE INDUSTRIES
In another strategic move, KADENSA MASTER FUND sold 7,48,971 shares of RELIANCE at ₹1500.6 on BSE.
DII Moves: High-Volume Sell-offs in SHANGAR and ENBETRD
- SHANGAR DECOR
DIIs such as VIDVHSHAK TRADING PRIVATE LIMITED and VISHMOR TRADING PRIVATE LIMITED sold a cumulative 4.6 crore shares at ₹0.68, signaling a major divestment. - ENBETRD
SAKET KUMAR sold 2.39 crore shares at ₹0.69, while GOKALBHAI GHEMARBHAI CHAUDHRI stepped in with a buy of 2.01 crore shares at ₹0.70, indicating a possible transfer or strategic interest at work. - GGENG
PINCERS COMMODITIES PRIVATE LIMITED exited 1.88 crore shares at ₹0.53, continuing the DII selling streak in penny stocks.
Anchor Investors Make Strategic Entrances
- TIMEX GROUP
NIRAJ RAJNIKANT SHAH was active on both ends — buying 6,54,824 shares at ₹214.14 and selling 5,75,000 shares at ₹218.45, suggesting a quick profit cycle or tactical portfolio balancing. - BALAXI PHARMA
DULCET ADVISORY PRIVATE LIMITED bought 3.2 lakh shares at ₹50.00 on NSE, marking an anchor position likely in anticipation of growth potential. - SHKSIL (Shree Karni Solvex Ltd)
KAILASH AGARWAL acquired 2.5 lakh shares at ₹64.80 as part of anchor allocation, possibly reflecting confidence in the company’s fundamentals. - MAYASHEEL RETAIL
MOHIT VINODKUMAR AGRAWAL picked up 1.11 lakh shares at ₹60.65 in a quiet but strategic anchor entry.
Mutual Fund Participation
ELLEN
Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund showed bullish sentiment by purchasing 20,95,179 shares at ₹511.10 on NSE — a strong sign of mutual fund backing and investor confidence in ELLEN’s fundamentals.
Key Takeaways:
- FII inflows dominated small and mid-cap counters like SYLPH and VBL, indicating renewed foreign interest.
- DIIs executed heavy sell orders in micro-cap and penny stocks such as SHANGAR and GGENG.
- Anchor investors remained active in IPOs or follow-on public offerings, showcasing selective stock picking based on valuation and growth prospects.
- Mutual fund activity in ELLEN highlights continued faith in Indian mid-cap stories by institutional players.
These trades provide crucial insights into institutional investor behavior in July 2025 and could serve as indicators of future market movements. Retail investors and market watchers should track such high-volume trades to gauge institutional sentiment and adjust their strategies accordingly.