Bulk Deal Activity on 10 June 2026

On 10 June 2026, Indian stock exchanges recorded a series of sizable bulk‑deal transactions involving five listed companies, reflecting active participation from both domestic and foreign institutional investors.

Meesho Limited – With a market capitalisation of Rs 77,619.33 crore and a closing price of Rs 166.10, the stock traded at Rs 168.80, up 1.63 %. FID FDI 2117 LLC sold 2.59 crore shares at an average price of Rs 165.18, while FID FDI 312 LLC sold 3.39 crore shares at Rs 165.21. Combined, the two sellers off‑loaded 5.98 crore shares valued at approximately Rs 988 crore.

Sapphire Foods India Limited – The QSR franchisee, valued at Rs 5,296.39 crore, was trading at Rs 164.90, down 5.55 % from Rs 174.70. The Government of Singapore disposed of 21.81 lakh shares at Rs 180.46, generating Rs 39.35 crore. Conversely, T. Rowe Price International Discovery Fund acquired 24.62 lakh shares at Rs 179.97, amounting to Rs 44.31 crore.

GRM Overseas Limited – The rice‑processing firm, with a market cap of Rs 1,697.05 crore, hit a 10 % lower circuit at Rs 81.90, below the prior close of Rs 91. R G Family Trust sold 15 lakh shares at Rs 91.23 (≈Rs 13.68 crore) and Ravi Goyal (HUF) bought an equal block at Rs 91.31 (≈Rs 13.70 crore). Samsung India Securities Master Investment Trust Equity also sold 15.19 lakh shares at Rs 91.76, valued at Rs 13.93 crore.

CMR Green Technologies Limited – Valued at Rs 5,403 crore, the metal‑recycling company traded at Rs 246.40, down 0.61 % from Rs 247.90. Goldman Sachs Funds, via the Goldman Sachs India Equity Portfolio, purchased 19.41 lakh shares at Rs 256.64, a transaction worth Rs 49.82 crore.

Easy Trip Planners Limited – The online travel platform, with a market capitalisation of Rs 3,036.77 crore, was priced at Rs 8.37, down 5.32 % from Rs 8.84. Kurjibhai Premjibhai Rupareliya bought 3.58 crore shares at Rs 8.84, a deal valued at Rs 31.65 crore.

These bulk‑deal activities illustrate significant stake movements across diverse sectors—e‑commerce, quick‑service restaurants, food processing, metal recycling, and online travel—highlighting continued institutional interest and liquidity in the Indian equity market.