SEBI disclosures

Insider Trades, SAST & Promoter Pledges

Are the people who run a company buying or selling its shares?

Who
How
In one line

In the last 30 days, promoters bought ₹357 Cr of their own shares on the open market and sold ₹1,885 Cr.

ELECTROSTEEL CASTINGS LTD had the widest buying: 7 different insiders bought on 30 Sep, ₹195 Cr in total.

Net promoter buying and selling by stock, last 30 days

As of 28 Oct

Value bought minus value sold, from SEBI insider filings. Only purchases and sales on the open market are counted.

Several insiders buying the same stock

Stocks where two or more different people bought inside the window. One person filing many times counts once.

About this data

Every insider filing NSE and BSE publish: promoters, directors and designated persons buying or selling, substantial (above 5%) stake acquisitions under the takeover code, and promoter shares pledged as loan collateral.

The headline view counts open-market purchases and sales only, because those are the trades an insider chooses to make. Share grants (ESOP), allotments, gifts and transfers between family members are in the filings below but are not counted as buying until you pick All modes.

A pledge is shares put up as collateral for a loan, not a sale, and moves no ownership. An invocation means the lender seized the shares.