Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE, through its ODI (Offshore Derivative Instrument) route, acquired 4.1 million shares in Dhani Services Ltd via a bulk deal on the NSE. The transaction signals renewed institutional interest in the fintech and consumer finance firm amid improving fundamentals and restructuring efforts.
In a notable market development, Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE has executed a bulk deal to acquire 4.1 million shares of Dhani Services Ltd on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The purchase was made via the ODI route, which allows foreign investors to gain exposure to Indian equities without direct registration.
The deal comes at a time when Dhani Services is undergoing operational restructuring and focusing on its digital lending and subscription-based healthcare services. The stock has seen increased trading volumes and price movement in recent weeks, suggesting growing investor confidence in its turnaround strategy.
Goldman Sachs’ entry via a sizable bulk deal adds credibility to Dhani’s long-term prospects and may attract further institutional interest.
Key Highlights:
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Bulk Deal Volume: 4.1 million shares acquired by Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE
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Route Used: ODI (Offshore Derivative Instrument) on NSE
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Company Focus: Dhani Services is pivoting toward digital finance and healthcare subscriptions
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Market Reaction: Stock saw increased volumes and upward movement post-deal
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Investor Signal: Institutional confidence in Dhani’s restructuring and growth potential
This transaction underscores the strategic role of foreign institutional investors in India’s evolving fintech landscape.
Sources: Trendlyne, Moneycontrol, Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE Financials