Indian Stocks: Rs 412.6 Cr Bulk Deals in EID Parry, Capillary Tech
By ThePip Desk
Five Indian stocks, including EID Parry and Capillary Technologies, saw Rs 412.6 crore in bulk and block deals on Aug 10, 2026, with SBI Mutual Fund and BofA Securities active.
Indian equities recorded substantial trading activity on August 10, 2026, as five companies experienced significant bulk and block deals. These transactions collectively amounted to approximately Rs. 412.6 crore, signaling targeted capital movements by institutional investors and promoters.
Key Transactions Unfold
Major players like SBI Mutual Fund and BofA Securities Europe SA were active participants in these deals, alongside company promoters and other high-net-worth individuals. The diverse range of companies involved spanned agricultural business, technology, manufacturing, and apparel.
- EID Parry (India) Limited: SBI Mutual Fund acquired 22.15 lakh shares at Rs. 795 per share, a deal valued at Rs. 176.09 crore. This block deal increased SBI Mutual Fund’s stake to 1.24 percent, with SageOne Investment Managers LLP as the seller.
- Capillary Technologies India Limited: Promoters, Capillary Technologies International Pte, divested 32.92 lakh shares, representing 4.14 percent of the company. The transaction was executed at an average price of Rs. 520.86 per share, totaling approximately Rs. 171.5 crore.
- Apollo Pipes Limited: Aditya Gupta purchased 3 lakh shares of Apollo Pipes at an average rate of Rs. 522.82 per share. This bulk deal was valued around Rs. 15.68 crore, securing a 0.68 percent stake.
- Shivalik Bimetal Controls Limited: BofA Securities Europe SA acquired 3.96 lakh shares at an average price of Rs. 1,035.70 per share. This deal represented a significant investment of approximately Rs. 41 crore.
- Iris Clothings Limited: Nippon India Equity Opportunities AIF Scheme 6 bought 15 lakh equity shares at Rs. 55 per share. The total value for this transaction stood at approximately Rs. 8.25 crore.
These transactions provide a snapshot of investor confidence and strategic repositioning within various sectors. The involvement of both institutional funds and company insiders underscores the calculated nature of these large-scale share movements.