Everest Corporation buys 2% stake in Apollo Techno, Royal Alpha Growth picks up 1.3% shares in KV Toys

Bulk Deals on January 12

• Everest Corporation acquires nearly 2% stake in Apollo Techno Industries
• Royal Alpha Growth buys 1.3% shares in KV Toys
• Aegis Investment Fund sells 0.57% stake in Bright Outdoor Media

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Everest Corporation has acquired nearly 2 percent stake in construction equipment manufacturer Apollo Techno Industries, while Royal Alpha Growth has acquired 1.3 percent shares in KV Toys via open market transactions on January 12.

Apollo Techno Industries shares gained third of a percent on Monday to close at Rs 131.7, while KV Toys India rallied 3.56 percent to Rs 336.3 on the BSE.

Everest Corporation has bought 2.73 lakh shares (equivalent to 1.99 percent of paid-up equity) in Apollo Techno at Rs 132.6 per share for Rs 3.6 crore.

Royal Alpha Opportunity Fund, the alternate investment fund owned by Royal Alpha Growth, has acquired 79,200 equity shares (1.26 percent stake) in KV Toys India, the plastic-moulded and metal-based toys maker, at Rs 326.27 per share for Rs 2.58 crore.

The brisk action was also seen in Bright Outdoor Media, with shares jumping nearly 3 percent to Rs 438.95. Aegis Investment Fund sold 1.24 lakh shares (0.57 percent stake) in the advertising agency, at Rs 400.85 per share for Rs 5 crore, however, Ramneek Sehgal and Sons HUF bought same number of shares at Rs 401.36 per share for Rs 5.01 crore.

As of September 2025, Aegis Investment Fund was holding 9.76 percent stake in the advertising agency.

Mauritius-based investment firm Multitude Growth Funds has picked up 10.58 lakh shares (0.65 percent stake) in Shanti Educational Initiatives at Rs 170 per share for nearly Rs 18 crore. The stock was up half a percent to close at Rs 170.

Unified Data Tech Solutions was also in focus, locking in 5 percent upper circuit at Rs 355.65 with above-average volumes. Investor Pankaj Prasoon has bought 1.4 lakh shares in IT solutions company at Rs 330.14 per share for Rs 4.63 crore, however, BNP Paribas Financial Markets sold 1.39 lakh shares at Rs 330.07 per share for Rs 4.59 crore.