ITC shares decline over 3%; market valuation drops by ₹17,269 crore


The British multinational bat PLC dropped the ITC shares over 3% after reducing its ownership by dividing the 2.5% stake for ₹ 12,927 crore ($ 1.51 billion) through the block deal.

The stock fell by 3.18% to settle at ₹ 420.10 on BSE. During the day, it lost 4.33% to ₹ 415.10.

In NSE, it fell 2.97% to ₹ 421.

The company’s market evaluation fell by ₹ 17,269.48 crore. 5,25,718.17 crore.

Stock emerged as the largest lagard among the BSE sense firms.

The BSE Barometer declined by 239.31 points or 0.29%, settling at 81,312.32. The NSE Nifty fell 73.75 points or 0.30% to 24,752.45.

According to a revised term sheet accessed by PTI, the British American Tobacco (BAT), through its hand tobacco manufacturers (India) Limited, sold a stake in ITC in Kolkata.

Prior to the latest transactions, bat through your colleagues- Rothaan International Enterprises, Melleton Investment Company and Tobacco Manufacturers (India) Limited-ITC Limited are the owners of a 25.44% stake in ITC Limited.

After the completion of the block trade, with less than 23% stake in BAT ITC, ITC will remain an important shareholder.

According to the latest block deal, 31.3 crore equity shares of ITC were sold at a final price of ₹ 413 per share.


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