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LIC mints Rs 531 crore in one day as Trent shares rally 13%; insurance behemoth’s stake value nears Rs 4,700 cr

Economic Times 6 hrs ago·6 Oct 2026, 8:56 am

Trent shares surged sharply after the company reported a strong business update for the second quarter. This rally saw the company's market value jump significantly, adding over Rs 17,500 crore to its total valuation. The surge was driven by investor confidence in the retailer's performance and its aggressive expansion plans.

The sharp rise in Trent's stock price had a direct impact on the insurance giant, Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC). As the largest shareholder in Trent, LIC's stake in the company became more valuable. In a single trading session, the value of LIC's holding in Trent increased by over Rs 531 crore.

For investors, this highlights how closely the performance of a major portfolio company can influence the value of large institutional holdings. While LIC's stake is now worth nearly Rs 4,700 crore, investors should monitor Trent's future quarterly results and store expansion to gauge if this momentum continues.

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