Rohit Sharma sold 53,200 shares of this company, gave a multibagger return of 110% in a month – Rohit Sharma Sells 53200 Shares of Reliable Data Services after Stocks Delivers 110 Percent Return in A Month

Rohit Sharma, who has scored runs on the cricket field, has also fiercely collected money from the stock market. ODI cricket team captain Rohit Sharma has sold more than half percent stake in Reliable Data Services. It is a very small company, which trades in the IT services sector. According to data from the bulk deal on the Xjinch, Rohit Sharma has sold 53,200 shares of the company at an average price of Rs 163.91 per share on August 29 through the open market transaction. The total value of this deal was around 87.2 lakh rupees.

According to the shareholding pattern till December 2023, Rohit Sharma had 1,03,200 shares i.e. 1 percent stake in the company. But his name disappeared in the shareholding pattern released in March 2024 as his stake had come below 1 percent.

Meanwhile, the shares of Reliable Data Services have continued to storm continuously for the last 7 days. Today, on August 29, this stock also put up an upper circuit of 10 percent and it closed at Rs 163.91. In the last 5 days, this stock has jumped around 73.2 percent. At the same time, in the last one month, it has given a multibagger return of 110% percent to its investors.

These stocks also stretched due to block deal

Apart from the reliable data services, the shares of many more companies also saw a stir due to the block deal on Friday. Advanced Enzyme Technologies shares rose by 6.73 percent to Rs 346. Interestingly, ‘Polunin Emerging Markets Small Cap Fund LLC’ bought 12,50,938 shares of the company, which is equivalent to its 1.1 percent stake. The purchase was done at Rs 353.5 per share, the total value of which was around Rs 44.22 crore.

On the other hand, there remained a selling pressure in Tarsons products. The shares of this company making laboratory plasticware fell 0.4 percent on Friday to close at Rs 311.8. This was the 12th consecutive trading day when the company’s shares went down. During this time, Anantnath Skycon bought the company 7.7 lakh shares, which is equal to the company’s 1.44 percent stake. The deal was done at a price of Rs 315 per share. At the same time, True Capital sold 4,18,617 shares and Kubera India Fund sold 3.5 lakh shares at this price.

According to data up to June 2025, Tru Capital had 12.68 lakh shares of Tarsan products, ie around 2.38 percent.

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