Promoters of some small-cap companies have recently sold part of their stakes, drawing attention from investors. These actions are often seen as signs of changing plans or cashing out gains, bringing three key stocks into focus in the market.
Here are the 3 small-cap stocks in which promoters are offloading stakes
1. Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited
With a market capitalization of Rs. 5,440.98 crore, the shares of Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited were currently trading at Rs. 103.25 per equity share, down nearly 0.58 percent from its previous day’s close price of Rs. 103.85.
On June 10, 2025, Monarch Infraparks Private Limited, a promoter group, disposed of 1.58 crore shares (2.99 percent stake) at an average price of Rs. 104.1, resulting in a total transaction value of Rs. 164.03 crore. This sale reduced their post-transaction holding to 4.14 crore shares, representing a 7.85 percent stake in the company.
On the same day, GSEC Limited, a promoter group, disposed of 1.58 crore shares (2.99 percent stake) at an average price of Rs. 103.8, resulting in a total transaction value of Rs. 163.54 crore. This sale reduced their post-transaction holding to 15.64 crore shares, representing a 29.68 percent stake in the company.
Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited was established in 1992 and is a leading Indian manufacturer of power transmission and distribution equipment. The company produces conductors, cables (low, high, and extra-high voltage), transmission towers, and transformers, and offers turnkey solutions for power infrastructure projects.
2. HMA Agro Industries Limited
With a market capitalization of Rs. 1,707.12 crore, the shares of HMA Agro Industries Limited were currently trading at Rs. 34.09 per equity share, up nearly 0.65 percent from its previous day’s close price of Rs. 33.87.
On June 10, 2025, Mohammad Ashraf Qureshi, a promoter group, disposed of 24.90 lakh shares (0.50 percent stake) at an average price of Rs. 34.1, resulting in a total transaction value of Rs. 8.48 crore. This sale reduced their post-transaction holding to 9.23 crore shares, representing an 18.43 percent stake in the company.
On the same day, Mohammad Mehmood Qureshi, a promoter group, disposed of 24.90 lakh shares (0.50 percent stake) at an average price of Rs. 34, resulting in a total transaction value of Rs. 8.47 crore. This sale reduced their post-transaction holding to 9.23 crore shares, representing an 18.43 percent stake in the company.
HMA Agro Industries Limited was established in 2008 and is one of India’s largest exporters of frozen buffalo meat. The company also trades in frozen fish, basmati rice, fruits, vegetables, pet food, and leather products, exporting to more than 40 countries under brands like Black Gold, Kamil, and HMA.
3. NCL Industries Limited
With a market capitalization of Rs. 1,022.49 crore, the shares of NCL Industries Limited were currently trading at Rs. 226.05 per equity share, rising nearly 1.76 percent from its previous day’s close price of Rs. 222.15.
On June 10, 2025, P S Raju, a promoter group, disposed of 10,000 shares (0.02 percent stake) at an average price of Rs. 222.3, resulting in a total transaction value of Rs. 22.23 lakh. This sale reduced their post-transaction holding to 47,314 shares, representing a 0.10 percent stake in the company.
NCL Industries Limited was established in 1979 as Nagarjuna Cements, a leading Indian building materials company. It produces cement, ready-mix concrete, cement-bonded particleboards, and readymade doors, and operates mini-hydel power projects, serving markets across southern India.
Written By – Nikhil Naik
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