How many shares did the promoter sell and for how much?

Sarojdevi Kabra sold 200,834 shares on June 19, worth approximately ₹42.2 lakhs, based on the open market transaction.

What is Kabra's remaining stake in Disha Resources?

After the sale, her stake fell from 4.48% to 1.74% of the paid-up capital.

Why is this sale significant for a nano-cap company?

The sale represents 2.75% of the company's equity and nearly 30% of its FY26 revenue. With a market cap of ~₹15 cr, such a large open-market sale by a promoter is rare and often seen as a negative signal.

Could there be benign reasons for the sale?

Possible personal liquidity needs cannot be ruled out, but the scale and open-market method make it hard to interpret positively.

Finance - Investment · Micro cap

Disha Resources promoter dumps 2.75% stake in open market

Sarojdevi Kabra sold shares worth ₹42.2 lakhs on June 19, cutting her holding from 4.48% to 1.74%. The sale represents nearly 30% of the company's annual revenue and is a material event for the nano-cap.

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DRL By Tipsheet Editorial 22 Jun 2026 · 7:27 PM IST Verify on BSE · NSE

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2.75% stake Promoter stake sold in open market on June 19

What's new

Promoter Sarojdevi Kabra sold 200,834 shares (2.75% of paid-up capital) on June 19.
The sale was valued at ₹42.2 lakhs, reducing her stake from 4.48% to 1.74%.
The transaction is worth about 29% of the company's FY26 revenue of ₹143.96 lakhs.

Why this matters

For a nano-cap with a market cap of just ₹15-16 cr, a promoter offloading 2.75% of the company in a single open-market trade is a strong negative signal. Thin trading volumes amplify the price impact, and the stake reduction to 1.74% suggests either a loss of conviction or personal liquidity needs.

What we're watching

Whether Kabra sells further, which would almost eliminate her promoter holding.
Stock price and volume reaction in the coming sessions.
Any disclosure or explanation from the company regarding the sale.

The full read

Disha Resources promoter Sarojdevi Kabra sold 200,834 shares (2.75% of paid-up capital) in the open market on June 19. The transaction, worth roughly ₹42.2 lakhs, cut her holding from 4.48% to just 1.74%. For a nano-cap with a market cap of ₹15-16 cr and FY26 revenue of ₹143.96 lakhs, this is a material event—the sale alone is worth nearly 30% of the company's annual revenue. Open-market promoter sales at this scale in thinly traded stocks often signal reduced confidence or urgent liquidity needs. With Kabra now holding less than 2%, further dilution could leave the company virtually promoter-less. The stock's next sessions will reveal how the market prices this shift in ownership.

Questions answered

How many shares did the promoter sell and for how much?: Sarojdevi Kabra sold 200,834 shares on June 19, worth approximately ₹42.2 lakhs, based on the open market transaction.
What is Kabra's remaining stake in Disha Resources?: After the sale, her stake fell from 4.48% to 1.74% of the paid-up capital.
Why is this sale significant for a nano-cap company?: The sale represents 2.75% of the company's equity and nearly 30% of its FY26 revenue. With a market cap of ~₹15 cr, such a large open-market sale by a promoter is rare and often seen as a negative signal.
Could there be benign reasons for the sale?: Possible personal liquidity needs cannot be ruled out, but the scale and open-market method make it hard to interpret positively.

Mentioned: Sarojdevi Satynarayan Kabra · ₹42.2 lakhs · 2.75% stake

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22 Jun 2026 · 7:27 PM IST Disha Resources promoter dumps 2.75% stake in open market
27d ago Disha Resources' FY26 revenue jumps from ₹3.23 lakhs to ₹143.96 lakhs