Two small‑cap stocks caught attention this week as investors quietly added modest stakes, nudging the shares upward.
Key share purchases
Investor Laroia Mona bought 18 lakh shares of Mirc Electronics, giving her about 0.48% of the company. The purchase price was Rs 31.54 per share, costing roughly Rs 5.67 crore.
Generational Capital’s breakout fund bought 39,000 shares of KV Toys, a 0.62% stake, at Rs 339.82 each, for about Rs 1.32 crore.
Other market moves
- EPW India’s stock fell 4.32% after Tiger Strategies Fund‑I sold 1.41 lakh shares at Rs 104.25, earning Rs 1.47 crore.
- Sar Televenture saw mixed activity: Genesis Grand General Trading bought 3.95 lakh shares at Rs 254.98 (≈Rs 10.07 crore) while Primus Overseas sold 4 lakh shares at Rs 255 (≈Rs 10.2 crore).
- Leading Leasing Finance & Investment Company dropped nearly 16% to Rs 3.27 despite purchases by Milan Jayvantlal Mithani (HUF) – 75 lakh shares for Rs 2.43 crore – and SKG Asset Management – 34.3 lakh shares for Rs 1.11 crore at Rs 3.25 each.
What it means for investors
Both Mirc Electronics and KV Toys saw modest price gains after the stake buys, indicating confidence from small‑cap investors. However, the sharp fall in Leading Leasing shows that buying activity does not always stop a stock’s decline.
Disclaimer
Remember, this is just an overview, not a prediction. Do your own research before making any investment decisions.