Brookfield sells 5.4% stake in Energy Infrastructure Trust for Rs 296.4 crore, Plutus Wealth offloads 1.4% shares in Sammaan Capital

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Sponsor Rapid Holdings 2, which is a part of the Brookfield Asset Management, sold 5.4 percent stake in Energy Infrastructure Trust for Rs 296.4 crore via open market transaction on September 23.

Energy Infrastructure Trust units closed at Rs 82 on the BSE, down 0.27 percent.

Rapid Holdings 2 has offloaded 3.61 crore units (equivalent to 5.4 percent stake) in the InvIT at Rs 82 per unit, amounting to Rs 296.43 crore. This was in addition to 25.4 percent stake sold last week by the sponsor for Rs 1,382.7 crore.

The said 5.4 percent units were bought by Neo Infra Income Opportunities Fund, B Arunkumar Capital & Credit Services, Pico Capital, and Neo Wealth Partners.

NDR INVIT Trust was also in focus on Tuesday, rising 4.35 percent to Rs 120. Infra India Opportunities Parent sold 2.64 crore units (6.68 percent stake) in the InvIT at Rs 115 per unit, for Rs 304.2 crore to several investors including Tara Institutional India Alpha, Star Union Dai-Ichi Life Insurance Company, Tara Emerging Asia Liquid Fund, and Valuequest Investment Advisors.

Ace investor Radhakishan Damani acquired 87 lakh units in the InvIT at same price for Rs 100.05 crore, while Nishtha Jhunjhunwala Discretionary Trust, Aryavir Jhunjhunwala Discretionary Trust, and Aryaman Jhunjhunwala Discretionary Trust bought 86.75 lakh units for Rs 99.76 crore.

Meanwhile, Sammaan Capital shares corrected sharply by 4.35 percent to Rs 135.02, may be after Plutus Wealth Management sold 1.16 crore shares in the company at Rs 137.26 per share, valued at Rs 159.2 crore.

India Max Investment Fund offloaded 1 lakh shares in Parth Electricals & Engineering at Rs 225 per share, while HDFC Mutual Fund acquired 1,27,940 shares in Wheels India at Rs 809 per share.

Promoter Anirudha Agrawal bought 3.95 lakh shares (0.6 percent stake) in Manak Aluminium Company at Rs 29.9 per share from Incredible Finesse. As of June 2025, Incredible Finesse was holding 17,01,619 shares (2.6 percent stake) in Manak.