Synopsis:
Several companies, including Akshar Spintex, BN Agrochem, Vivanta Industries, and Newtrac Foods, have seen sharp declines in promoter holdings over the past few years, shifting majority stakes to public investors, which may raise concerns about control, governance, and investor confidence.
Over the past few years, several companies have witnessed significant changes in promoter holdings, with some reducing their stakes from majority to minority levels. Such shifts often signal strategic stake sales, diversification of ownership, or capital-raising initiatives, and they can influence investor sentiment, corporate governance, and stock performance. Tracking these companies can provide insights into potential market opportunities and emerging ownership trends.
Below are the List of Stocks
1. Akshar Spintex Ltd
Akshar Spintex Limited, founded in 2013 and based in Rajkot, India, manufactures and sells a wide range of cotton yarns, including natural, organic, BCI-certified, viscose, modal, and excel fibers, as well as carded, semi-combed, combed, and specialty yarns like slub, core spun, TFO, fancy, melange, and blended variants.
Akshar Spintex Ltd, with a market capitalization of Rs. 45.67 crore, is trading at Rs. 0.58 per equity share, up by 1.75 percent from its previous day’s close price of Rs. 0.57 per equity share.
The company’s promoter holding has dropped sharply from 50.61 percent in September 2022 to just 0.27 percent in June 2025. As a result, nearly the entire equity is now held by public investors, marking a major transition in ownership structure. This big drop in promoter stake could be a matter of concern for investors, as it may affect the company’s control and decision-making.
2. BN Agrochem Ltd
BN Agrochem Limited, formerly known as BN Holdings Limited, is a Gautam Buddha Nagar-based company incorporated in 1991. It is engaged in the manufacturing and trading of a wide range of edible oils, oilseeds, solvent-extracted products, extracted oil cakes, and refined oils, catering to diverse segments in the agriculture and food industries.
BN Agrochem Ltd, with a market capitalization of Rs. 3,412.28 crore, is trading at Rs. 349 per equity share, up by 2.75 percent from its previous day’s close price of Rs. 339.65 per equity share.
The promoter’s stake in the company has declined significantly from 56.84 percent in September 2022 to 5.93 percent in June 2025, leaving almost the entire equity in the hands of public investors. This major shift in ownership could raise concerns for investors regarding the company’s control and decision-making.
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3. Vivanta Industries Ltd
Vivanta Industries Limited, founded in 2013 and based in Ahmedabad, India, operates in project management consultancy, turnkey projects, and technology supply. It offers services including project conceptualization, design, engineering, approvals, funding, and development, while also trading in agro products. Additionally, the company provides drones and anti-drones, prefabricated and container homes, and pharma warehousing solutions.
Vivanta Industries Ltd, with a market capitalization of Rs. 32.46 crore, is trading at Rs. 2.52 per equity share, down by 0.40 percent from its previous day’s close price of Rs. 2.53 per equity share.
The promoter’s holding has dropped sharply from 69.97 percent in September 2022 to 10.60 percent in June 2025, with the remaining of equity now held by public investors. This significant change in ownership may raise investor concerns about the company’s control and governance.
4. Newtrac Foods & Beverages Ltd
NEWTRAC Foods & Beverages Limited, formerly Markobenz Ventures Limited, is a Mumbai-based company incorporated in 1985. The company currently has no significant operations but previously engaged in manufacturing and processing various fabrics. It now plans to venture into manufacturing texturized yarn, cotton yarn, and other textile products, reflecting a shift in its business focus.
Newtrac Foods & Beverages Ltd, with a market capitalization of Rs. 59.14 crore, is trading at Rs. 8.80 per equity share, up by 0.57 percent from its previous day’s close price of Rs. 8.75 per equity share.
The promoter’s stake has fallen markedly from 74.01 percent in September 2022 to 18.50 percent in June 2025, while public investors now hold 81.18 percent and DIIs 0.33 percent of the equity. This substantial shift in ownership could raise concerns among investors regarding the company’s control and governance.
Written by Akshay Sanghavi
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