The Exchange has received the disclosure under Regulation 29(2) of SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares & Takeovers) Regulations, 2011 for National Investment & Infrastructure Fund II
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National Investment and Infrastructure Fund II (NIIF II) has fully exited its shareholding in Ather Energy Limited by selling all 73,33,219 shares (1.92% of equity / 1.88% on a diluted basis) through an on-market block sale on February 11, 2026. Before the sale, NIIF II held 1.92% directly and India-Japan Fund (PAC) held 5.88%, giving a combined holding of 7.80% (7.65% diluted). After the sale, NIIF II holds zero shares while India-Japan Fund (PAC) continues to hold 2,24,65,447 shares (5.88% / 5.76% diluted). The seller has confirmed it does not belong to the promoter/promoter group of Ather Energy. The company's total equity share capital stands at 38,18,41,151 shares (face value ₹1) and diluted capital at 38,97,57,522 shares.
This is a complete exit by an institutional investor (NIIF II) via a block deal, which could create short-term supply pressure on the stock and signal waning institutional confidence in the near term. India-Japan Fund continues to remain invested, but the combined institutional holding has dropped from 7.80% to 5.88%, which shareholders should monitor as it may affect liquidity and institutional participation.