What’s new

• Aloukik Real Estate sold 2.5 lakh shares (2.5% of equity) off-market on June 5, 2026.
• Its stake fell from 11.86% to 9.35%, crossing the 10% SEBI takeover threshold.
• The deal was worth ₹52.75 lakh; the buyer was not disclosed.

Why it matters

A non-promoter selling down through the 10% line is a meaningful ownership shift for a ₹22 crore nano-cap. The off-market nature suggests a negotiated private transfer, and the undisclosed buyer leaves a question mark over who is accumulating. For a thinly traded stock, a 2.5% block moving hands is material.

What we’re watching

• Whether the buyer discloses a stake in a future filing.
• Any follow-on sales by Aloukik, which still holds 9.35%.
• Trading volume and price reaction in a stock with minimal liquidity.

The full read

Aloukik Real Estate, a non-promoter that once owned 11.86% of Helpage Finlease, sold 2.5 lakh shares off-market on June 5 for ₹52.75 lakh. That drops its stake to 9.35%, below the 10% SEBI takeover threshold. The buyer is unnamed. For a nano-cap with a market value of just ₹22 crore, a 2.5% equity block changing hands is a big relative move, and the off-market format means it was a private, negotiated transfer. Aloukik remains a 9.35% holder, so it hasn't exited entirely. But crossing the 10% line removes a regulatory obligation, and the lack of buyer identity leaves open whether a new large holder has emerged in a stock with minimal public float.

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