SANDEEP BANSAL HUF bought 65,000 shares in AKG Exim Limited at Rs 49.37 per share as per NSE.

KISHAN MUNDRA sold 1,47,000 shares in CMM Infraprojects Limited at Rs 13.39 per share on the NSE.

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FINDOC INVESTMART PRIVATE LIMITED sold 8,00,000 shares in Steel Exchange India Limited at Rs 23.00 per share as per NSE.

LA RICHESSE ADVISORS PRIVATE LIMITED bought 75,00,000 shares in Supreme Engineering Limited at Rs 2.75 per share as per NSE.

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A bulk deal is one in which the total number of shares purchased or sold exceeds 0.5% of the company’s share capital. A bulk deal can be completed using either the usual trading window or the block trading window.

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When a major FII, mutual fund, or HNI wishes to acquire a huge block of shares in a specific stock, they frequently choose to employ sliced trades throughout the day. This guarantees that businesses take full advantage of market volatility and are able to minimize their overall acquisition costs.

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Similarly, in the event of bulk selling, the sliced strategy aids in obtaining a higher selling price. Bulk deals must be notified to the exchange by the broker who executes the trade.

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If a bulk deal (exceeding 0.5% of the share capital) is conducted through the block window, the trade must be notified to the exchange promptly. If the total buy or sale of a sliced order during the day exceeds 0.5% of the share capital, the bulk deal must be disclosed to the exchange within 1 hour after the closing of the trade.