Gateway Distriparks shares rise 9% as Indian promoter hikes stake

Shares of Gateway Distriparks rose on reports that the firm’s Indian promoter is hiking his stake and taking management control of the company.

MUMBAI: Shares of Gateway Distriparks rose on reports that the firm’s Indian promoter is hiking his stake and taking management control of the company.

Reports suggest this may be a prelude to a stake sale later to a strategic player. Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Logistics and the Tata group are believed to have expressed interest for a possible buyout.

The report also adds that Singapore-based investors - led by Gopinath Pillai, chairman of GDL, and Temasek - who held a significant stake initially, have reduced their holdings over the past couple of years.

The Indian promoter - Delhi-based Prem Kishan Gupta, currently MD of the company - has hiked his stake steadily to 18 per cent from 12-13 per cent earlier to make himself the single largest investor in Gateway Distriparks.

At 1:15 am, the share rose nearly 9 per cent to Rs 155.50 with volume traded at 9,46,818 against two-week average of 1,97,319 shares.
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