The US -based Goldum Sachs also receives 60.07 lakh scrips of Food Nine Food Delivery Augmenter Zomato, data.
These shares were taken in the category of 199.5-4,176.25, in which the combined deal was priced at Rs 280.96 crore.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong-based asset management firm Cadensa Capital sold the same number of shares at the same price in HAL and Zomato by its hands-Denensa Master Fund.
On Friday, HALL’s shares are scheduled to close at Rs 4,176 on the BSE. Zomato fell 2.07 per cent to Rs 201.50 per share in the exchange.
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