Sagility Shares: A big block deal was seen in the shares of Segility Limited this week on Friday, November 14. Now information has been received that in this block deal, the company’s Netherlands-based promoter Sagility BV has sold its 16.4% stake in the company. However, despite this block deal, there was a rise in the shares of Sagility on Friday.
Immediately after the stake sale, Sagility shares jumped 5.6% to close at Rs 53.28. The stock broke out of the consolidation range that had been in place for the past few weeks, and volume was also well above average.
The promoter sold a total of 76.9 crore shares of the company, which is equivalent to 16.4% stake in the company. These shares were sold at the rate of Rs 47.6 per share. The total value of this block deal was Rs 3,660.44 crore.
According to the data till September 2025, the promoter’s stake in Segility Limited was 67.38%, which has now come down to about 51% after this deal.
Veteran investors showed interest
Global and domestic institutional investors have bought a large portion of the stake sold by Segility’s promoters. The biggest buyer was Unifi Capital.
Unifi Capital and its Unifi Blend Fund 2 bought 22.05 crore shares (4.71% stake) of the company, valuing it at Rs 1,049.65 crore.
other major buyers
ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund bought 3.13 crore shares of Sagility for Rs 149.39 crore, while Societe Generale bought 8.48 crore shares for Rs 403.75 crore. Besides, Norges Bank bought 3.71 crore shares worth Rs 176.59 crore on behalf of Government Pension Fund Global, and Morgan Stanley Asia Singapore bought 2.76 crore shares for Rs 131.47 crore.
Block deal in Rain Industries also
Shares of Rain Industries closed 2.44% lower at Rs 116.87 on Friday. This is the eighth consecutive trading day when the stock has declined. First Water Fund has bought 26 lakh shares of this company, which is equivalent to 0.77% of its stake. These shares were purchased at a price of Rs 120 per share, the total value of which was Rs 31.2 crore.
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