Discover top stock market deals across NSE & BSE, including major buys by SBI Mutual Fund and key FII sells in BLUSPRING and PRANIK.
Top Institutional Deals on NSE & BSE: Mutual Funds, FIIs, and Anchor Investors in Action
The Indian stock market witnessed high-volume activity this week as institutional investors actively reshuffled their positions in multiple mid-cap and small-cap counters. From prominent foreign institutional investors (FIIs) to domestic mutual funds and anchor investors, the trading floors were buzzing with transactions that hint at strategic rebalancing ahead of the earnings season.
Let’s take a closer look at the top deals that took place across both NSE and BSE:
VMM Emerges as the Star Performer
One of the most actively traded stocks this session was VMM, which saw massive buy interest from mutual fund giants:
- SBI Mutual Fund purchased over 16.5 crore shares in two blocks at ₹113.50 each.
- HDFC Mutual Fund added 75 lakh shares at the same price.
- Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund acquired over 7.95 crore shares, split across two trades.
While these mutual fund inflows painted a bullish outlook, Samayat Services LLP offloaded a whopping 90 crore shares in two blocks at ₹113.51 and ₹113.61, possibly indicating an exit or stake dilution.
FIIs Book Profits in BLUSPRING and PRANIK
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Foreign investors were seen trimming positions in BLUSPRING Projects Limited, a company that had rallied in recent weeks. Notable FIIs selling stakes included:
- India Capital Management Ltd (India Capital Fund) – 9.6 lakh shares at ₹70.77
- Vanguard ESG International Stock ETF – 8.8 lakh shares at ₹69.71
- iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF – 7.8 lakh shares at ₹70.35
In PRANIK, Pine Oak Global Fund offloaded 68,800 shares at ₹79.46.
On the flip side, KRIDHANINF saw fresh buying from Aquarius India Opportunities Fund, which acquired 15 lakh shares at ₹4.60, signaling potential interest in the stock’s turnaround or undervaluation story.
Domestic Institutions Actively Trade KBCGLOBAL
In KBCGLOBAL, Achintya Securities Private Limited, a domestic institution, was both buyer and seller — possibly engaging in inter-promoter or fund transfer trades. It sold 5.8 crore shares and simultaneously bought back 5.3 crore shares, both at ₹0.62.
Such patterns are not uncommon when there are internal realignments or bulk deals done for compliance restructuring.
DII Sell-Off in ENBETRD
On the BSE, Suraj Dilip Pawar, classified as a DII for this filing, sold 2.9 crore shares of ENBETRD at just ₹0.90. The reason behind this low valuation sell-off could be explored in the next quarterly disclosures.
Anchor Investors Restructure Portfolios
Anchor investors were also in the spotlight:
- Moolchand Kiran Kumar Jain acquired 1.5 crore shares of PRADHIN at ₹0.34.
- Manju Devi bought 9.8 lakh shares of SATTVASUKU at ₹1.02, while Raju Hariharan exited with 11.9 lakh shares at ₹0.98.
- Manisha Gupta picked up 2.2 lakh shares in VRWODAR at ₹30.24.
- Meanwhile, Seifer Richard Mascarenhas sold 1.8 lakh shares in AFEL at ₹3.14.
These trades could indicate early confidence or redirection of funds in smaller cap counters.
What This Means for Investors
These large-scale institutional transactions offer insights into how major players view certain sectors and stocks. Mutual fund interest in VMM suggests strong fundamentals or an upcoming trigger, while the exodus from BLUSPRING might hint at profit-booking after a rally.
Investors should watch these stocks for upcoming developments and consider them as part of their research-led investment decisions.
