Promoter Amar Narendra Galla sells 64,50,000 shares (0.92%) in the open market; stake now 1.66%

Promoter Amar Narendra Galla sold 64,50,000 shares (0.92%) of Enbee Trade and Finance in the open market on September 29-30, 2026.

Thu 1 Oct 2026

Shares Sold

64,50,000 shares (0.92%)

Holding Before Sale

1,80,00,000 shares (2.58%)

Holding After Sale

1,15,50,000 shares (1.66%)

Sale Dates

September 29-30, 2026

Encumbrance

Nil before and after

Enbee Trade and Finance Limited has disclosed an open-market sale of shares by a promoter.

What the disclosure says

• The seller is Amar Narendra Galla, and the disclosure confirms he belongs to the promoter / promoter group.
• Shares carrying voting rights sold: 64,50,000, equal to 0.92% of the company's total voting capital.
• Holding before the sale: 1,80,00,000 shares, or 2.58% of the total voting capital.
• Holding after the sale: 1,15,50,000 shares, or 1.66%.
• Mode of sale: Open Market.
• Dates of the sale transactions: September 29, 2026 to September 30, 2026.
• Equity share capital / total voting capital of the company stated in the disclosure: 697,286,312.

Encumbrance position

• Shares in the nature of encumbrance held before the sale: Nil.
• Shares in the nature of encumbrance held after the sale: Nil.
• Voting rights held otherwise than through shares: Nil.
• Warrants, convertible securities or any other instrument entitling the seller to receive shares carrying voting rights: Nil.

The shares that remain with the promoter are not shown as restricted in this disclosure.

Reading the numbers

• The sale is small in proportion — 0.92% of the voting capital — and the promoter still holds 1.66% after it.
• The promoter group's holding has come down by roughly a third of its earlier size, from 2.58% to 1.66%.
• Since the holding involved is already small, this is a change in the ownership pattern rather than anything that shifts who controls the company.
• The quantity sold, 64,50,000 shares, sits against a total voting capital of 697,286,312 shares.

How such a disclosure is usually seen

• A promoter selling shares adds to the shares available in the market, and promoter selling is often watched as a signal.
• Whether it is read that way depends on the size of the sale and the stake that remains; here both are modest in percentage terms.
• This is an ownership disclosure covering a promoter's transaction, not an announcement of earnings, an order or a corporate action such as a dividend, split or bonus.

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