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Sun, 06 Sept 2026
09:54:48 am
Sun, 06 Sept 2026
09:54:48 am
Rudransh Sangwan
Published at: September 6, 2026, 7:16 AM
Synopsis
Swiggy shares remain in focus alongside major bulk deals involving global investors and fresh activity across several Indian stocks.
Swiggy shares rose 2.53% to ₹276.10 on September 4, 2026, after BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs bought shares worth more than ₹1,041 crore through open market transactions. The bulk deals involved a combined 1.36% stake in the food delivery company.
BNP Paribas Financial Markets bought 1.78 crore Swiggy shares for ₹491.99 crore, while Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius I purchased 1.98 crore shares for ₹549.01 crore. Both transactions were carried out at ₹276.10 per share.
The transactions together involved around 3.76 crore Swiggy shares. Swiggy also recorded heavy trading activity during the session, with more than 18 crore shares traded on the NSE.
The stock moved between ₹269.30 and ₹284.40 during the session before closing at ₹276.10. The large institutional purchases came as Swiggy remained in focus among investors.
Ohana India Growth Fund bought an additional 1.64% stake in Shankara Buildpro for ₹51.88 crore through two transactions.
The fund purchased 2 lakh shares at ₹1,296.99 per share and another 2 lakh shares at ₹1,297 per share. Ohana India Growth Fund held around 1.6% of Shankara Buildpro as of June 2026.
Shankara Buildpro shares rose 0.73% to ₹1,298.20 on the NSE during the session.
Ace investor Vikas Khemani, founder of Carnelian Asset Management & Advisors, sold 1.07 lakh shares of Unified Data Tech Solutions for ₹4.17 crore.
The shares represented a 0.53% stake and were sold at ₹387.61 per share. Khemani held a 1.05% stake in the company as of June 2026, meaning the transaction represented roughly half of his holding.
TenCore Partners Master sold 4.26 lakh shares of CARE Ratings, representing a 1.41% stake, for ₹73.57 crore at ₹1,725 per share.
Anchorage Capital Scheme I also sold 10.03 lakh shares of ESDS Software Solution for ₹76.01 crore. The shares represented a 0.85% stake and were sold at ₹757.44 per share.
ESDS Software Solution had made a strong market debut on Friday, rising 108.75% to ₹895.55 on the BSE from its issue price of ₹429.
Meanwhile, KIFS Enterprise and Aagam Investments bought a combined 1.79% stake in Priority Jewels for around ₹7.57 crore. Priority Jewels had also made a strong debut after its IPO, with its shares rising 18.23% to ₹236.45 on the BSE.
The Swiggy transactions will remain in focus as investors track institutional activity, trading volumes and the stock's performance in the coming sessions.
Swiggy is worth watching because BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs were major buyers in the September 4 transactions, while the stock also saw heavy trading activity.
The bulk deals show institutional buying, but they do not by themselves establish whether Swiggy is a good buy. Investors should also assess its financial performance, valuation and future growth.
Swiggy shares rose after major institutional transactions involving BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs, alongside high trading volumes.
Swiggy closed at ₹276.10 on September 4, 2026, up 2.53% during the session.
Swiggy could interest long term investors because of its food delivery and quick commerce businesses, but its future performance will depend on growth, profitability and competition.
Yes. BNP Paribas Financial Markets bought 1.78 crore Swiggy shares through an open market transaction on September 4.
Yes. Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius I bought 1.98 crore Swiggy shares in the September 4 transaction.
The transaction confirms BNP Paribas Financial Markets was a buyer in the bulk deal, but the specific investment reason was not disclosed in the supplied information.
Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius I was a buyer in the Swiggy transaction, but its specific investment rationale was not disclosed.
Institutional buying can attract investor attention, but a single transaction does not establish Swiggy's future stock performance.
Goldman Sachs buying Swiggy shares shows institutional participation, but investors should not treat one bulk deal as a standalone investment signal.
BNP Paribas Financial Markets bought approximately 1.78 crore shares of Swiggy.
Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius I bought approximately 1.98 crore Swiggy shares.
The BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs Swiggy transactions were carried out at ₹276.10 per share.
BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs together bought shares representing about 1.36% of Swiggy.
Institutional buying can support investor interest, but Swiggy's stock performance will also depend on business results and broader market conditions.
The institutional purchases are a positive point to track, but investors should also examine Swiggy's earnings, cash position, valuation and business growth.
Swiggy shares rose 2.53% to ₹276.10 on September 4, while the stock recorded heavy trading volumes.
The purchases by BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs may be viewed as positive institutional activity, but a bulk deal alone does not confirm a bullish trend.
A bulk deal is a large transaction involving a significant quantity of shares. Swiggy's September 4 transactions were reported as major institutional trades.
Swiggy is worth monitoring because Goldman Sachs was among the major buyers, while the stock also recorded strong trading activity.
The BNP Paribas purchase increases institutional interest in Swiggy, but it does not change the company's fundamentals by itself.
Vikas Khemani sold part of his personal holding, but the transaction alone does not establish whether Unified Data Tech Solutions is a good or bad investment.
Vikas Khemani sold part of his personal holding, but no specific reason for the transaction was disclosed in the supplied information.
Vikas Khemani sold 1.07 lakh shares, representing a 0.53% stake in Unified Data Tech Solutions.
Vikas Khemani held a 1.05% stake in Unified Data Tech Solutions as of June 2026.
Yes. His sale of a 0.53% stake represented roughly half of his 1.05% holding reported as of June 2026.
Unified Data Tech Solutions may interest investors looking at the IT services sector, but the Vikas Khemani stake sale alone is not enough to judge the stock.
The long term outlook for Unified Data Tech Solutions depends on its financial performance, business growth and valuation rather than one investor's stake sale.
The Vikas Khemani transaction took place at ₹387.61 per share.
Yes. Ohana India Growth Fund bought an additional 1.64% stake in Shankara Buildpro through transactions on September 4.
Shankara Buildpro is worth watching after Ohana India Growth Fund increased its holding, although investors should also assess the company's financial performance and valuation.
Shankara Buildpro's long term performance will depend on demand for its building and home improvement products, financial results and valuation.
The fund increased its stake in Shankara Buildpro, but its specific investment rationale was not disclosed in the supplied information.
Ohana India Growth Fund bought Shankara Buildpro shares at around ₹1,297 per share.
CARE Ratings remains worth tracking, but TenCore Partners Master selling part of its holding does not by itself determine the company's future stock performance.
TenCore Partners Master sold part of its CARE Ratings holding, but the specific reason for the sale was not disclosed.
ESDS Software Solution attracted attention after a strong market debut, but investors should assess its valuation, financial performance and business outlook before making a decision.
Anchorage Capital Scheme I sold part of its ESDS Software Solution holding after the company's listing, but no specific reason for the sale was disclosed.
Priority Jewels attracted strong market interest after listing, but investors should consider its business performance, valuation and future growth before making a decision.
Yes. KIFS Enterprise bought shares of Priority Jewels through a bulk transaction after the company's market debut.
Yes. Aagam Investments also bought Priority Jewels shares, with the two investors together acquiring a 1.79% stake.
Swiggy attracted the largest institutional buying among the transactions highlighted in this news, but there is no single best stock based only on bulk deal activity.
Swiggy saw major buying from BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs, while Shankara Buildpro also saw additional buying from Ohana India Growth Fund.
Unified Data Tech Solutions, CARE Ratings and ESDS Software Solution saw stake sales by Vikas Khemani, TenCore Partners Master and Anchorage Capital respectively.
Bulk deals can increase investor interest and trading activity, but they do not guarantee that a stock price will rise.
Goldman Sachs buying Swiggy shares should not be treated as a standalone reason to buy the stock. Investors should also assess Swiggy's valuation, financial results and business outlook.
BNP Paribas buying Swiggy shares shows institutional participation, but investors should consider the company's fundamentals before making an investment decision.
Yes. Large institutional transactions can provide information about trading activity and investor participation, although they do not predict future returns.
Swiggy, Shankara Buildpro, Unified Data Tech Solutions, CARE Ratings, ESDS Software Solution and Priority Jewels were among the stocks highlighted in the September 4 transactions.
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