Bulk Deal: 3 Stocks jump after promoters and FIIs sold stake
Synopsis: CarTrade Tech, MTAR Technologies, and Saregama India drew sharp interest from investors as large trades occurred on the stock exchanges. Investor activity picked up after a series of bulk deals involving promoter and FII stake sales. The trades led to higher volumes in CarTrade Tech, MTAR Technologies, and Saregama India. Such block transactions often […] The post Bulk Deal: 3 Stocks jump after promoters and FIIs sold stake appeared first on Trade Brains.
Synopsis: CarTrade Tech, MTAR Technologies, and Saregama India drew sharp interest from investors as large trades occurred on the stock exchanges.
Investor activity picked up after a series of bulk deals involving promoter and FII stake sales. The trades led to higher volumes in CarTrade Tech, MTAR Technologies, and Saregama India. Such block transactions often draw market attention due to their size. In this article, we will dive deeper into the highlights of this transaction.
CarTrade Tech:
CarTrade Tech promotes the largest online auto platform with a wide range of services related to the purchase, sale, valuation, and financing of vehicles. It conducts auctions for cars, bikes, trucks, and equipment, offers inspection services, and is the proprietor of OLX India. Among its essential brands are CarWale, BikeWale, Shriram Automall, and DriveASmile.
SmallCap World Fund of Capital Group acquired 14.44 lakh shares of CarTrade (3.03 percent stake) for Rs 439.91 crore. The average price was Rs 3,044.58 per share. On the very same day, Goldman Sachs sold 10.71 lakh shares (2.25 percent stake) via its affiliates at an average price of Rs 3,044.49, resulting in a transaction of Rs 326.18 crore.
MTAR Technologies:
MTAR Technologies Limited is a precision engineering firm that manufactures high-precision equipment and components for the Indian and international markets. It caters to the civilian nuclear power, clean energy, space, aerospace, and defence industries with products ranging from fuel machining heads to cryogenic assemblies, electro-pneumatic modules, liquid propulsion engines, and aerospace structures.
MTAR Tech promoter, Kavitha Reddy, sold 2.4 lakh shares at Rs 2,444 apiece, valued at Rs 58.66 crore. She had a 1.6 percent stakeholding as of September 2025. On the other hand, Bajaj Finserv MF purchased 41,000 shares, and Motilal Oswal MF bought 2,000 shares, both were executed at the same price.
Saregama India:
Saregama India Ltd., part of the RP Sanjiv Goenka Group, is India’s oldest music label and a key player in films and TV content. It owns one of the largest Indian music catalogues and also produces multi-language shows and movies. The company is known for products like Carvaan and its film division, Yoodlee Films.
Amansa Holdings Pvt Ltd sold 24.59 lakh shares of Saregama India in a bulk deal at Rs 386.58 per share, valued at Rs 95 crore. The massive block sale turned up the heat on the investors’ eyes, as the size of the stake sold was huge.
Written by Satayjeet Mukherjee
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