IndiaMART’s Activity Analyzed: A Quick Look

IndiaMART, a big online place where businesses sell products to other businesses, saw its stock price go up 7.83% after a major investment. This happened because a big investment group, Nalanda India Equity Fund, bought a lot of shares. Let’s break down what’s happening in simple terms.

Key Points

• Nalanda India Equity Fund purchased 11.18 lakh shares for ₹236 crore.
• Small Cap World Fund sold 6.26 lakh shares for ₹132.17 crore.
• Each share was bought and sold at ₹2,110 per share.
• Nalanda India Equity Fund now owns 1.86% of IndiaMART.
• IndiaMART’s sales increased by 12.45% to ₹391.00 crore.
• IndiaMART’s net profit decreased by 38.79% to ₹82.70 crore.

What Happened with the Investments

Nalanda India Equity Fund, managed by Nalanda Capital, was the biggest buyer. They bought 11.18 million shares, which is a big chunk of the company. This cost them around ₹236 crore, or about $30 million, at a price of ₹2,110 per share.

Someone Else Sold Their Shares

At the same time, another investment group, Small Cap World Fund, managed by Capital Group, sold some of their shares. They sold 6.26 million shares for around ₹132.17 crore, or $16.5 million.

IndiaMART’s Profits and Sales

IndiaMART itself had mixed news. Their total sales went up by 12.45% to ₹391.00 crore, which is good. However, their profit went down by 38.79% to ₹82.70 crore, showing that the company’s earnings aren’t growing as quickly as its sales.

Who Owns IndiaMART?

The people who started IndiaMART still own a large part of the company – 49.17% of the shares. We’re waiting to see the official breakdown of who owns how many shares for the most recent quarter (December 2025).

IndiaMART’s success depends on businesses continuing to use its platform to connect and sell.