MUMBAI: Among the key bulk and block deals on Thursday, Goldman Sachs (Singapore) trimmed its stake in private lender IndusInd Bank, while BofA Securities lapped up the same.
Of the frontline indices, Sensex rose 724 points to close at 41,340 points, while peer Nifty climbed 212 points to 12,120 points.
Here’s who bought and sold what in some of the key bulk and block deals of the day:
>>BofA Securities Europe SA bought 32,63,911 shares of IndusInd Bank from Goldman Sachs (Singapore) Pte (ODI) at Rs 678.10 per share. The latter held 2.15 per cent stake in the private lender at the end of September.
>> HSIL bought back 6,60,000 shares of its own at Rs 79.74 per share from the open market.
>> Kitara India Micro Cap Growth Fund sold 4,045 Mold-Tek Packaging RE at Rs 808.92 each.
>>Promoter Thakker Krupesh Ganshyambhai bought 1,00,500 shares of Rushil Décor at Rs 90.50 per share, while Family Fund sold 1,00,000 shares of the company at the same price. Thakkar, in his individual capacity, already held 13.30 per cent stake in the company at the end of September, and had lapped up 100,313 shares of the company on Wednesday as well.
>> Companies such as CARE Ratings, Lasa Supergenerics, PVR and Siti Networks also witnessed bulk deals during the day.
