Promoter sold further 1.88 percent equity stake in Indo Tech Transformers, the power and distribution transformers manufacturer, via open market transactions on June 30.

Despite this stake sale by promoter, Indo Tech stock was locked in 5 percent upper circuit for second consecutive session, closing at Rs 3,235.9 amid high volumes on the National Stock Exchange.

Promoter Shirdi Sai Electricals sold 68,048 shares in Indo Tech at Rs 3,231.23 per share, and 1.31 lakh shares at Rs 3,215.39 per share, which in total valued at Rs 66.41 crore.

In previous session, too, promoter sold 1.88 percent stake in Indo Tech Transformers.

Meanwhile, 360 ONE Pipe Fund has acquired 19.23 lakh shares (3.52 percent stake) in Ivalue Infosolutions, the Bengaluru-based technology services and solutions aggregator for Rs 50 crore at Rs 260 per share.

Further, ace investor Ashish Kacholia's investment firm Bengal Finance & Investment bought additional 3 lakh shares in Ivalue at Rs 262.13 per share, valued Rs 7.86 crore.

However, Sundara (Mauritius), an affiliate of South- and Southeast Asia-focused private equity firm Creador, exited Ivalue on Tuesday by selling its entire 56.98 lakh shares (10.43 percent stake) for Rs 148.27 crore at a price of Rs 260.2 per share.

Ivalue Infosolutions may have reacted to the big stake sale by Sundara, falling 2.81 percent to Rs 265.55 amid big volumes on the National Stock Exchange.

The major action was also seen in Krishna Defence and Allied Industries which stock price corrected 3.18 percent to Rs 1,207.4 amid high volumes.

Promoters Pallavi Ashwin Shah, Ankur Ashwin Shah, and Preyal Ankur Shah sold 7 lakh shares (representing 4.68 percent stake) in Krishna Defence for Rs 84.21 crore, however, 360 ONE Pipe Fund has bought 4.41 lakh shares (2.95 percent stake) at Rs 1,203.47 per share, valued at Rs 53.15 crore.

Meanwhile, promoter Prabhat Sethia sold 7.2 crore shares (0.86 percent stake) in Filatex Fashions for Rs 1.29 crore, at a price of Rs 0.18 per share. Total promoters shareholding in the company was 4.85 percent as of May 21, 2026.

Promoter entity The Ballygunge Family Trust has acquired further 10.02 lakh shares (4.13 percent stake) in Shankara Building Products for Rs 12.75 crore at Rs 127.25 per share. The stock soared 3.84 percent to Rs 127.26 amid high volumes on the NSE.

Promoter Jupiter Capital sold 10 lakh shares (2.35 percent stake) in Axiscades Technologies, the Bengaluru-headquartered engineering solutions company, for Rs 166.77 crore at a price of Rs 1,667.76 per share.

Apax Trust, the promoter entity, has acquired additional 13.02 lakh shares (0.85 percent stake) in Prozone Realty, the real estate developer, at Rs 44.67 per share, valued at Rs 5.8 crore.

Energy Infrastructure Trust units saw selling pressure on Tuesday, falling 2.2 percent to Rs 75.69 on the National Stock Exchange, may be after 6 percent stake sold by Rapid Holdings 2 Pte Ltd, the sponsor to the trust.

Rapid Holdings 2, subsidiary of global alternative asset manager Brookfield Corporation, offloaded 3.97 crore units of the infrastructure investment trust, for Rs 302.13 crore at a price of Rs 76.01 per unit.

Of which, Neo Real Asset Yield Fund has bought 39.25 lakh units in Energy Infrastructure Trust for Rs 29.83 crore, HDFC Securities picked up 1.31 crore units for Rs 99.94 crore, and Arvesta Financial Services acquired 33 lakh units for Rs 25.08 crore. The buying price was Rs 76 per unit.