Nexus Opportunity Fund Ltd. and Nexus Ventures III Ltd. were classified as the sellers in the transaction that took place in the early minutes of Thursday’s trade.
According to the March quarter shareholding, Nexus Ventures III Ltd. held a 5.88% stake in Delhivery or 4.38 crore shares, of which it sold 1.02 crore shares in Thursday’s deal. The Nexus Opportunity Fund sold 17 lakh shares.
| Fund House | No. Of Shares Bought |
| Morgan Stanley Asia Singapore Pte. | 28.86 Lakh |
| Morgan Stanley Asia Singapore Pte. | 18.87 Lakh |
| Tata MF | 16.45 Lakh |
| Hill Fort India Fund LP | 13.3 Lakh |
| HDFC MF | 10.97 Lakh |
| Viridian Asia Opportunities Fund | 8.85 Lakh |
| Axis MF | 7.75 Lakh |
| ASK Absolute Return Fund | 7.73 Lakh |
| Citigroup Global Markets Singapore | 3.34 Lakh |
| Tata Equity Plus Absolute Return Fund | 3 Lakh |
All the shares changed hands at an average price of ₹387 per share, according to data available.
India’s Mutual Funds have a 26.53% stake in Delhivery, a company with no promoter holdings. SBI MF (7.32%), Mirae Asset MF (6.35%), HDFC MF (5.08%), Nippon Life India MF (2.08%) are among the prominent names featuring in the March quarter shareholding pattern.
Invesco, Vanguard, Fidelity are some of the foreign funds continuing to hold stake in Delhivery.
Close to 1.7 lakh small retail shareholders, or those with an authorised share capital of up to ₹2 lakh, had a 4.7% stake in the company.
Shares of Delhivery ended little changed on Thursday at ₹386.05. The stock has risen 6% in the last one month but continues to trade below its IPO price of ₹487.
