Lyptus Punch-Card Fund has acquired a 3% stake in Capital Small Finance Bank through a substantial block deal transaction. According to latest reports, the fund purchased 13.62 lakh shares at ₹270 per share, resulting in a total transaction value of approximately ₹36.78 crore. The block deal was executed at a 1.11% discount to the bank's closing price on Tuesday, demonstrating the institutional investor's confidence in the small finance bank's prospects. As per TradingView News, the transaction involved Oman India Joint Investment Fund II as the seller, with Lyptus Punch-Card Fund stepping in to acquire the stake from the existing investor. The transaction was officially recorded on June 9, 2026 as a block deal on the NSE.
The transaction comes amid mixed performance for Capital Small Finance Bank shares. As reported by TradingView News, the stock has experienced volatility with a 7.5% decline over the past month, though it has shown resilience with a 10% rally over three months. The smallcap stock has gained just 2% in six months, while it has declined 10% in one year and has dropped 20% over two years. On Tuesday, the share price ended 1.81% higher at ₹273.05 on the NSE, reflecting positive market response to the strategic institutional investment. The stock was trading at ₹270 per share at the time of the transaction execution.
The block deal was executed with OIJIF II as the seller, as reported by NSE block deal data. The transaction involved a significant institutional investor switching positions, with Lyptus Punch-Card Fund stepping in to acquire the stake. The market responded positively to the news, with the stock gaining ground following the announcement of this strategic institutional investment in the small finance bank sector. As per TradingView News, Oman India Joint Investment Fund II previously held a 5.53% stake in the bank as of March 2026, making this transaction a significant reduction in their position. The transaction was officially recorded on June 9, 2026 as a block deal on the NSE.
