Who bought the shares and how much did they pay?

Manoj, Sanjay, Atul, and Dhaval Ajmera purchased 641,000 shares on June 2 and 4. The transaction was valued at approximately ₹7.7 crore based on the company's market capitalisation of ₹2,365 crore.

How did this affect the promoter group's ownership?

The collective promoter holding increased by 0.33 percentage points, moving from 68.23% to 68.56% of the company's equity.

Is this a significant purchase for the company?

The ₹7.7 crore spend is a modest figure for a company with a ₹2,365 crore market capitalisation. The signal is more about insider intent than financial impact.

Why would promoters buy shares on the open market?

Open-market buying requires deploying fresh cash, unlike simply holding shares received through other means. It is a direct expression of confidence that the stock is attractively priced.

Real Estate · Small cap

Ajmera Realty promoters buy ₹7.7 cr in open market

Four family members lifted their collective stake to 68.56% on June 2 and 4.

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AJMERA By Tipsheet Editorial 5 Jun 2026 · 2:49 PM IST Verify on BSE · NSE

Mkt cap₹2,394 cr

P/E15.99×

ROE10.46%

Debt / eq.0.56

Div yld0.84%

641,000 shares Equity purchased by four Ajmera family promoters over two days.

What's new

Four promoters bought 641,000 shares on June 2 and 4, lifting stake from 68.23% to 68.56%.
The ₹7.7 crore purchase was executed by Manoj, Sanjay, Atul, and Dhaval Ajmera.
Disclosure was made under SEBI's substantial acquisition of shares and takeover regulations.

Why this matters

Promoter buying in the open market is a direct cash bet on the company, distinct from holding shares that come with the business. For a ₹2,365 crore market-cap real estate developer, a ₹7.7 crore deployment is small in absolute terms but signals the family thinks the stock is worth adding to at current levels.

What we're watching

Whether this is a one-off or the start of a sustained buying program.
Any similar open-market purchases from other real-estate promoter families.
The stock's performance relative to the ₹7.7 crore buy-in price.

The full read

Four members of the Ajmera family spent ₹7.7 crore to buy 641,000 shares of Ajmera Realty & Infra India on June 2 and 4. The purchases lifted the promoter group's stake from 68.23% to 68.56%. For a ₹2,365 crore market-cap company, the outlay is small. The move matters for what it is: a promoter writing a cheque for stock in the open market, rather than simply holding existing shares. It is a direct cash bet on the company's prospects. The next test is whether the buying continues.

Questions answered

Who bought the shares and how much did they pay?: Manoj, Sanjay, Atul, and Dhaval Ajmera purchased 641,000 shares on June 2 and 4. The transaction was valued at approximately ₹7.7 crore based on the company's market capitalisation of ₹2,365 crore.
How did this affect the promoter group's ownership?: The collective promoter holding increased by 0.33 percentage points, moving from 68.23% to 68.56% of the company's equity.
Is this a significant purchase for the company?: The ₹7.7 crore spend is a modest figure for a company with a ₹2,365 crore market capitalisation. The signal is more about insider intent than financial impact.
Why would promoters buy shares on the open market?: Open-market buying requires deploying fresh cash, unlike simply holding shares received through other means. It is a direct expression of confidence that the stock is attractively priced.

Mentioned: Manoj Ajmera · Sanjay Ajmera · Atul Ajmera · Dhaval Ajmera · ₹7.7 crore · SEBI takeover code

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