Promoter transfer raises Wadia holding in Bombay Burmah to 50.10%
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On 16 October 2026, Nowrosjee Wadia and Sons acquired 2,245,000 Bombay Burmah shares at Rs 1,200 each from promoter Nusli Neville Wadia through a block deal. The buyer's holding rose from 46.88% to 50.10%, while the seller's fell from 5.06% to 1.84%. This was an internal promoter restructuring, and no public offer was required under the exemption.
The buyer crossed 50% via an internal promoter transfer. No change in ultimate control is stated, so direct impact on the stock should be limited.