Home First shares decline 4% post Rs 753-crore block deal
Smallcap World Fund bought shares of the company worth ₹208.48 crore and Fidelity Global Investment Fund Asia Pacific Equity Fund bought shares worth ₹41.44 crore. Homefirst's shares have declined 8.17% in the last five days.
By ET Bureau | Updated:
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Mumbai: Shares of the housing finance company, Home First fell almost 4% to close at ₹877.65 after a bulk deal worth ₹753.12 crore took place on BSE on Thursday.
Shares were exchanged at ₹870 apiece. According to bulk deal data released post trading hours on Thursday, True North Fund sold shares worth ₹301.34 crore, Aether Mauritius worth ₹200.78 crore and Warbug Pincus through its affiliate Orange Clove Investments BV worth ₹250.98 crore.
Smallcap World Fund bought shares of the company worth ₹208.48 crore and Fidelity Global Investment Fund Asia Pacific Equity Fund bought shares worth ₹41.44 crore. Homefirst's shares have declined 8.17% in the last five days.
Shares were exchanged at ₹870 apiece. According to bulk deal data released post trading hours on Thursday, True North Fund sold shares worth ₹301.34 crore, Aether Mauritius worth ₹200.78 crore and Warbug Pincus through its affiliate Orange Clove Investments BV worth ₹250.98 crore.
Smallcap World Fund bought shares of the company worth ₹208.48 crore and Fidelity Global Investment Fund Asia Pacific Equity Fund bought shares worth ₹41.44 crore. Homefirst's shares have declined 8.17% in the last five days.
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