Large investors are reshuffling their holdings in an Indian infrastructure trust, and the moves have already pushed the price down.
WhiteOak Capital’s purchase
On Dec 26, WhiteOak Capital Mutual Fund bought 1.17 crore units of Roadstar Infra Investment Trust for about ₹70.5 crore. This gives the fund a 2.57% ownership stake in the trust.
JC Flowers sells a similar holding
At the same time, JC Flowers Asset Reconstruction, an existing shareholder, sold 1.2 crore units (roughly 2.63% of the trust) for ₹71.99 crore, or about ₹59.99 per unit.
Effect on the trust’s share price
The heavy buying and selling pressure caused the trust’s unit price to drop 11.29% on the BSE, falling to ₹62.10 on Friday.
Other recent market moves
- Ravelcare shares: The beauty‑care brand’s stock jumped 19.4% after NAV Capital bought a large block of shares.
- Marc Technocrats: Capacious Wealth Management purchased 3.28 lakh shares for about ₹2.2 crore.
These transactions show that big players are actively adjusting positions in both infrastructure and consumer‑goods stocks.
What it means for you
If you own units of Roadstar Infra Trust, expect more short‑term price swings as large investors trade. Keep an eye on any further buying or selling activity and watch the fund’s performance.
Remember, this is just an overview, not a prediction. Do your own research before making any investment decisions.