Bulk / Block Deals

A bulk deal is a trade, or a set of trades by one client in one stock on one day, that adds up to more than 0.5% of the company's listed shares. It happens in the normal trading session, and the exchange publishes the client's name, side, quantity and average price after the market closes.

A block deal is a single large trade executed through a separate trading window, outside the normal order book. Under the block deal framework SEBI revised in October 2025, each block deal order must be worth at least ₹25 crore, and the windows run from 8:45 to 9:00 am and from 2:05 to 2:20 pm.

They show who is moving large amounts of a stock and at what price. A run of big buys by funds or promoters can signal institutional interest, and a large sale can mark a change in ownership such as a promoter or private-equity exit. They are disclosures of trades that already happened, not a forecast of where the price goes next.

Every disclosed bulk and block deal in the last 7 calendar days, newest first, with the exchanges covered listed above the table. The value column is quantity times average price, in ₹ crore. The largest-deal cards rank the whole filtered window by value, not only the rows shown in the table.