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Kaiser Corporation disclosed that its promoter, Amav Enterprises Private Limited, sold 22,84,772 equity shares (worth about ₹96.99 lakh) on the Bombay Stock Exchange on February 24, 2026. As a result, the promoter's stake in the company dropped from 10.83% (56,98,587 shares) to 6.49% (34,13,815 shares), a decline of around 4.34 percentage points. The sale was executed entirely through open market transactions under SEBI's Insider Trading Regulations. No derivative trades were reported by the promoter.
The open-market exit by a key promoter reduces their holding to single digits, which may be viewed negatively by retail investors as it signals reduced promoter confidence. However, the transaction size is relatively small in absolute value (~₹97 lakh), so the direct price impact may be limited.