Block and bulk deals involve large transactions executed on stock exchanges. A block deal is defined as a single trade involving at least 5 lakh shares, or a total transaction value of Rs. 10 crore or more. In contrast, a bulk deal is characterised by transactions involving more than 0.5 percent of a company’s total equity shares.
Following are two micro-cap stocks that are in focus after witnessing bulk deals:
Softrak Venture Investment Limited
With a market cap of Rs. 136.6 crores, the stock moved down by around 4.7 percent on BSE to close in the red at Rs. 3.03 on Wednesday, following foreign portfolio investor (FPI) purchasing a 1.16 percent stake in the company.
As per the latest bulk deal available with the BSE, Bridge India Fund bought nearly 52.5 lakh equity shares in the company through an open market transaction. The deal was valued at approximately Rs. 1.6 crores, executed at an average price of Rs. 3.03 per share.
On the selling side, Khodeear Enterprise LLP offloaded nearly 36.5 lakh shares—equivalent to a 0.81 percent stake—in a transaction worth around Rs. 1.1 crores on the BSE at the same average price.
Softrak Venture reported a significant growth in revenue from operations with an increase of nearly 375 percent YoY from Rs. 0.65 crores in FY23 to Rs. 3.09 crores in FY24. Meanwhile, its net profit grew by about 10700 percent YoY from Rs. 0.02 crores to Rs. 2.16 crores. Incorporated in 1993, Softrak Venture Investment Limited is engaged in the business of software and computer technology.
Alan Scott Enterprises Limited
With a market cap of Rs. 71.5 crores, the stock moved down by around 2 percent on BSE to close in the red at Rs. 195.85 on Wednesday, following a prominent investor offloading a 0.41 percent stake in the company.
As per the latest bulk deal available with the BSE, Ashish Chugh offloaded 14,717 shares in the company through an open market transaction. The deal was valued at approximately Rs. 30.8 lakhs, executed at an average price of Rs. 209.55 per share. As per the March 2025 shareholding pattern, Ashish Chugh held a 3.28 percent stake in the company.
Alan Scott Enterprises reported a significant growth in revenue from operations, with an increase of nearly 100 percent YoY from Rs. 3.9 crores in Q3 FY24 to Rs. 7.8 crores in Q3 FY25. Meanwhile, its net profit increased from a loss of Rs. 0.95 crores to a profit of Rs. 0.55 crores.
Alan Scott Enterprises Limited, formerly known as Alan Scott Industries Limited, is engaged in three verticals: Retail Business, Automation business, and Health & Hygiene business.
Written by Shivani Singh
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