A unit of Abu Dhabi-based International Holding Company (IHC) sold 842,924 shares in Adani Enterprises via a bulk deal, continuing its portfolio rebalancing in India. The transaction, part of broader recent stake sales, signals shifting institutional investment strategy and draws analyst focus on group dynamics.
International Holding Company (IHC), a leading UAE-based investment group, has sold 842,924 shares of Adani Enterprises through a bulk deal transaction reported to the NSE. This sale is the latest in a series of moves in which IHC and its subsidiaries have adjusted their holdings across flagship Adani companies, reflecting a dynamic approach to capital management and strategic exposure in Indian markets.
Earlier in the year, IHC divested over 8.44 million shares in Adani Enterprises via two separate open market transactions, involving entities like Green Vitality RSC and Green Energy Investment Holding RSC. The current sale, while smaller in volume, follows IHC’s stated goal of prudent capital deployment and risk management amid evolving macroeconomic conditions.
The Adani Group continues to attract significant global and domestic investor attention, with aggregate trading volumes reflecting strong liquidity. Market experts note that IHC’s exits do not denote loss of confidence, but rather a repositioning in response to sector opportunities, balance sheet transitions, and regional business priorities.
Key Highlights
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IHC unit divests 842,924 shares in Adani Enterprises through NSE bulk deal in November 2025
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Previous sales included over 8.4 million shares offloaded by IHC in March
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Transaction signals ongoing capital rebalancing among strategic investors
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No change to Adani Enterprises’ fundamentals; group remains a diversified conglomerate
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Bulk deal executed amid robust trading and recurring offshore inflows into Adani-linked equities
Source: Marketscreener, TradingView, Economic Times, Adani Enterprises corporate filings.