London-based Theleme Partners, through its investment fund, sold nearly Rs 109 crore worth of shares in IIFL Capital Services, a provider of investment banking, asset management and wealth advisory services, through open-market transactions on Thursday.
According to bulk deal data published by the exchanges on October 29, Theleme India Master Fund offloaded 31.24 lakh equity shares, representing 0.99 percent of IIFL Capital Services' paid-up equity, for Rs 108.7 crore.
The shares were sold at an average price of Rs 348.01 apiece. The stock remained volatile and ended 0.45 percent higher at Rs 347.75, amid heavy trading volumes.
Theleme India Master Fund held a 1.72 percent stake, or 54.35 lakh shares, in IIFL Capital Services as of September 2026, according to the company's latest shareholding pattern.
Meanwhile, Birlasoft was also in focus on Thursday, with its shares surging 11.89 percent to close at Rs 342.50, their highest closing level since June 2. The rally came a day after the global IT services and solutions provider announced its September-quarter earnings after market hours.