Major stock market deals on NSE and BSE feature STARHEALTH, JTEKTINDIA, ARISINFRA, and more with heavy trades from FIIs, DIIs, and mutual funds.
Major Market Deals Today: FIIs, DIIs, Mutual Funds Trade Heavily in STARHEALTH, JTEKTINDIA, ARISINFRA
Indian share markets saw active activity for the day as foreign institutional investors (FIIs), domestic institutional investors (DIIs), mutual funds, and anchor investors made big bulk deals on both the NSE and BSE. Stocks such as STARHEALTH, JTEKTINDIA, ARISINFRA, and IFL were leaders in terms of most active stocks, indicating an active session with diverse buying and selling interests.
STARHEALTH Sees Intense Action from FII and Mutual Fund
STARHEALTH emerged as one of the most traded counters today. On the NSE, WF Asian Smaller Companies Fund Limited sold a massive 1.66 crore shares at ₹420.03 each. Interestingly, this large sell order was counterbalanced by a significant buy from SBI Mutual Fund, which picked up 1.64 crore shares at ₹420 per share. The nearly matched volume suggests a strategic reshuffle between institutional investors rather than a bearish or bullish trend.
ARISINFRA Hit by Multiple FII Sell-Offs
Another major highlight was ARISINFRA, which saw back-to-back exits by two foreign institutional investors. Société Générale offloaded 10.22 lakh shares at ₹184.81, while NOVA Global Opportunities Fund PCC – Touchstone sold 5.22 lakh shares at a higher rate of ₹205 on the NSE. The stock saw notable pressure as foreign hands pulled out substantial volumes.
Mutual Fund Accumulation in JTEKTINDIA
JTEKTINDIA attracted significant interest from mutual funds across both exchanges. Nippon India Mutual Fund was the primary buyer in two large deals:
- On NSE: 19.98 lakh shares at ₹138.84
- On BSE: 19.25 lakh shares at ₹138.82
This indicates a clear accumulation phase, likely reflecting confidence in the company’s long-term prospects, especially from small-cap fund allocations.
Mixed Moves in IFL: Buys and Sells by DIIs and Anchors
IFL remained in the spotlight with divergent strategies from institutional players:
- L7 Hitech Pvt Ltd bought 76.33 lakh shares and later sold 59.99 lakh shares at ₹1.16
- Gautam Raj acquired 70 lakh shares at ₹1.16
- Amit Kumar Agarwal, an anchor investor, exited 47.24 lakh shares at the same price
The movements suggest possible internal restructuring or short-term profit-booking among investor groups.
Other Notable Deals
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- IMPAL: FII entity Pari Washington India Master Fund Ltd exited 4.91 lakh shares at ₹1150 on BSE
- ARNOLD: FII Necta Bloom VCC – Necta Bloom One entered with a buy of 2 lakh shares at ₹24.30
- REMLIFE: DII Neo Apex Venture LLP offloaded 1.34 crore shares at ₹0.80
- SIPTL: Jagid Vanitaben Rajendraprasad sold 1.28 crore shares at ₹0.38
- STANCAP: Anchor investor Sony Sebastian bought 1.04 crore shares at ₹0.70
- SYLPH: Niraj Rajnikant Shah picked up 55.39 lakh shares at ₹1.27
- CELLECOR: Anchor investor Ravi Agarwal sold 23.91 lakh shares at ₹40 on NSE
- AFEL: Seifer Richard Mascarenhas exited 3 lakh shares at ₹3.19
Key Takeaways
- STARHEALTH trades saw a balanced play between FII sell and mutual fund buy.
- ARISINFRA experienced back-to-back FII exits, putting pressure on the stock.
- JTEKTINDIA is clearly a mutual fund favorite this week.
- IFL trades were volatile, with both buying and selling by prominent investors.
- Several micro-cap stocks also saw anchor and DII trades at sub-₹2 levels, reflecting speculative or pre-IPO interest.
Final Thoughts
Institutional activity remains a critical indicator of sentiment in the Indian stock markets. Today’s bulk deals across both large and small caps reveal a mix of profit booking, portfolio rebalancing, and strategic accumulation. Investors should keep an eye on these counters in the coming sessions for any sustained movement driven by institutional flows.
