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The latest transaction follows an earlier sale in August, when Qualcomm sold 75 lakh Shadowfax shares for Rs 183.85 crore at an average price of Rs 245.13 per share.
With the latest transaction, NewQuest has offloaded 2.85 crore Shadowfax shares since July.
Several domestic and global institutional investors including Mirae Asset Mutual Fund and SBI Life Insurance bought the shares.
RPS Ventures, founded by former SoftBank Vision Fund managing partner Kabir Misra, held a 1.12% stake in Meesho as of June 2026.
The stake was purchased by a mix of domestic and international institutional investors.
Earlier in May, the venture capital firm sold 6.2 crore shares in a transaction valued at nearly Rs 1,116 crore.
The latest transaction comes weeks after NewQuest sold 1.25 crore Shadowfax shares for around Rs 300.6 crore in August at Rs 240.46 per share.
Bajaj Finance has been using TrueFan AI’s platform at scale to create millions of personalised videos for customer engagement and dealer communication.
The shares were acquired by a range of institutional investors, including Societe Generale - ODI and Motilal Oswal Large and Midcap Fund.
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company was the largest buyer in the transaction, acquiring 1.03 crore shares worth nearly Rs 160 crore.
The latest stake sale comes about a year after Antfin, an affiliate of Alibaba, made a major exit from Eternal.
The latest deal comes days after another large block transaction on August 28, when nearly 2.95 crore Lenskart shares worth Rs 1,857 crore changed hands at Rs 630 apiece.
The shares were picked up by a clutch of institutional investors, including Integrated Core Strategies (Asia), Singularity Large Value Fund III and F3 Advisors.
The latest sale marks Ribbit Capital’s second major share sale in Groww this year.
The transaction marks Y Combinator’s second significant share sale in Groww this year after the six-month lock-in period for investors ended following the startup's listing late last year.
Paytm clarified that it is not involved in the proposed transaction and the founder’s direct shareholding in Paytm will remain unchanged following the block deal.
The shares were acquired by a mix of domestic mutual funds, insurance firms and global institutional investors.
The stake sale attracted participation from several domestic and international institutional investors, with Axis Mutual Fund and Fidelity among the key buyers.
The latest sale follows another transaction in June, when Peak XV divested 33.33 lakh shares of Go Digit for around Rs 100 crore.
