Bulk deals in small-cap stocks by institutional investors serve as crucial market signals, offering retail investors valuable insights into smart money movements. When major players take substantial positions, it often indicates strong growth potential, undervaluation, or emerging sector opportunities. These transactions can trigger broader market interest and potentially reshape industry dynamics.
Following is a list of stocks in which FII & DII bought and sold stakes:
1. Spacenet Enterprises India
A Hyderabad-based company founded in 2010, specializing in commodities trading and IT services. It offers software tools for trade finance, focusing on foreign exchange risk management and empowering SMEs through technology in the FinTech sector.
The stock is currently priced at Rs. 8.49 with a 5% upper circuit on the daily movement. Over the past year, it has declined by 72.61%, but has increased by 638% over the last five years.
Strategic Sixth Sense Capital Fund (DII) sold 68.8K shares at an average price of Rs. 147.21, totaling Rs. 1.01 crore.
2. Apex Ecotech
Provides sustainable environmental solutions, specializing in waste management and renewable energy. The company focuses on waste treatment, recycling, and resource recovery, promoting sustainable practices and contributing to a circular economy, making it a leader in green technology.
The stock is currently priced at Rs. 149, with a daily movement of 0.91% upwards. Since its listing on the NSE SME platform on December 4, 2024, Apex Ecotech has provided a return of 7.42%.
AL Maha Investment Fund (FII) purchased 39.63 lakh shares of Apex Ecotech at an average price of Rs. 17, totaling Rs. 6.73 crore.
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3. Kamdhenu Ventures
Operates in the construction and building materials sector, offering high-quality steel products. Known for its innovation and robust distribution network, the company supports infrastructure development, aiming to expand its market presence and enhance product offerings in India’s construction industry.
The stock is currently priced at Rs. 17.30, with a 1.76% increase in daily movement. Over the past year, it has declined by 61.65%, and its 5-year return stands at a decrease of 8.27%.
Motilal Oswal Finvest (DII) sold 64.99 lakh shares at an average price of Rs. 7.32, totaling Rs. 4.75 crore.
Written By Fazal Ul Vahab C H
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