Goldman Sachs through its affiliate Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE sold 3.98 lakh shares at Rs. 1,519.4 was done. A block deal size of Rs. 60 crores. Shares of RIL today on NSE at Rs. It closed flat at 1,519.
Goldman Sachs sold 1.53 lakh shares in India’s largest private lender HDFC Bank at Rs 992.45. The deal size is Rs. 15.25 crores. Shares of HDFC Bank today rose 0.24% to Rs. closed at 994.80.
BofA was selling shares of Apollo Hospitals. It bought 59,584 shares through its affiliate BofA Securities Europe SA at Rs. 7,312, making the deal size Rs. 44 crores were taken.
Blue Pearl Map I LP bought shares in HDFC Bank and RIL. It is a limited partnership (LP) based out of George Town, Cayman Islands, according to Bloomberg.
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Meanwhile Cadenza Master Fund bought Apollo shares. Founded in 2016, Cadenza Capital is a Hong Kong-based asset management firm focused primarily on investment opportunities in pan-Asia public markets as well as select private equity markets.
IT stocks grabbed the limelight, leading the heartbeat index Nifty and BSE Sensex to close in the green. They were properly supported financially. The Nifty closed up 142.60 points, or 0.55%, at 26,052.65, while the Sensex settled down 513.45 points, or 0.61%, at 85,186.47.
Commenting on the day’s action, Rupak De, senior technical analyst at LKP Securities said that the channel breakout on the hourly chart in the Nifty is declining, indicating rising optimism. “Daily RSI (14) is in a bullish crossover and remains above 60. Overall, sentiment looks positive, with a possible move towards 26,200/26,350 in the near term. At the lower end, support is placed at 25,850,” Day said.
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