NSE Bulk & Block Deals
Who bought and sold big on the NSE, and at what price.
About this data
Every bulk and block deal reported to the NSE: who bought and sold, at what size and price. A bulk deal is any single-client trade above 0.5% of a company's shares in a day. A block deal is a large trade executed in a special window at the start of the session. BSE publishes no comparable free feed, so this is NSE only.
Net buying is value bought minus value sold. A client that buys and sells the same stock on the same day, as trading desks do when they square off a position, is shown as one row with both deals one tap away. About seven in ten rows in this feed are of that kind, and they net to close to zero in the figures above.
Known investors are clients whose name exactly matches an investor we track. Partial or similar names are not matched. The price against the close compares the deal price with that day's closing price; it is left blank when the two price series do not line up. Large deals are reported by the exchange after the session, so this page shows the latest session the exchange has published.