The Exchange has received the disclosure under Regulation 29(2) of SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares & Takeovers) Regulations, 2011 for SBI Mutual Fund
HEG · price
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SBI Mutual Fund sold 24,50,535 shares (1.27% of paid-up capital) of HEG Ltd on 11-Feb-2026 through a market sale. Its holding dropped from 4.79% to 3.52% of the company's share capital. This follows an earlier disclosure where SBI MF held 5.71% (as of Jan 7, 2026), indicating a cumulative reduction of roughly 2 percentage points in about a month. HEG is a major graphite electrode manufacturer, and SBI MF is one of its larger institutional shareholders. The selloff was carried out across multiple schemes of the mutual fund.
A sustained exit by a major institutional investor is a negative signal and could weigh on HEG's share price in the short term. Retail investors should watch for further disclosures from SBI MF or other large holders to assess whether this is an isolated trimming or a broader institutional exit.