On July 17, the following bulk deal took place on the exchange:
TIKRI Partners LLP acquired 10 lakh shares of Capital Small Finance Bank Ltd through two bulk deals on July 17, stock exchange data showed. The shares were picked up at Rs 280 apiece, translating to a total deal value of Rs 28 crore.
The stock closed the day at Rs 284, up Rs 3.75 or 1.34 percent, outperforming broader banking peers in a quiet session. It saw a sharp uptick in the final two hours of trade, touching an intraday high of Rs 288.60 before cooling off. The day’s trading range was Rs 280.05 to Rs 288.60, with volumes spiking alongside the deal.
In Q4FY25, Capital SFB reported a net profit of Rs 27.6 crore, up 11.2 percent year-on-year, with gross NPA improving slightly to 2.3 percent. The Punjab-based small finance bank has focused on growing its high-yield retail and MSME lending book while maintaining a conservative liability franchise.
TIKRI’s move signals possible long-term conviction in emerging private lenders, especially those showing stable asset quality and disciplined credit growth.
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