Vishal Mega Mart promoter entity prone to promote 6.5% stake by way of block deal: Report
Samayat Providers held 54.09% (252.74 crore) in Vishal Mega Mart as of December 31, 2025 and beneath the stake sale3.05 crore shares might be offloaded, the report mentioned.
Shares of Vishal Mega Mart at present ended at Rs 127.53 on the NSE, up by Rs 4.56 or 3.71% from the Wednesday closing value. The inventory at present traded amid robust volumes with over 4 crore shares altering fingers.
Vishal Mega Mart shares have surged 24% over a one 12 months interval, which is an outperformance over Nifty’s 13% and BSE Sensex’s 10% in the identical interval.
The inventory is at the moment buying and selling above its 50-day easy shifting common (SMA) of Rs 127 whereas beneath its 200-day SMA of Rs 136, in line with Trendlyne information.
The corporate’s consolidated internet revenue for the December ended quarter stood at Rs 313 crore, which is a progress of 19% over Rs 263 crore within the 12 months in the past interval. Its complete income within the quarter beneath evaluation stood at Rs 3,695 crore, up 17% 3,155 crore within the corresponding quarter of the final monetary 12 months.
Vishal Mega Mart is among the main Indian fashion-led hypermarket chain with over 780 shops, specializing in inexpensive vogue, common merchandise, and grocery for middle-income clients.In one other information, House First Finance Firm India’s promoter entities Aether (Mauritius) Restricted and True North Fund V LLP at present offered stakes price Rs 326 crore and Rs 334 crore in separate bulk offers on Thursday. The patrons had been French multinational financial institution Societe Generale and PICTET – Indian Equities.
Between them they offered shares price Rs 660 crore.
The inventory fell sharply at present, closing at Rs 1,176.25, down practically 6% from Wednesday’s closing value.
Learn extra: House First Finance bulk deal alert: Promoters promote stake price Rs 660 crore; Societe Generale amongst patrons
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