London-based Theleme Partners sold nearly ₹109 crore worth of shares in IIFL Capital Services through open-market transactions on Thursday. According to bulk deal data published by the exchanges on October 29, Theleme India Master Fund offloaded 31.24 lakh equity shares, representing 0.99 percent of IIFL Capital Services' paid-up equity, for ₹108.7 crore. The shares were sold at an average price of ₹348.01 apiece. As per latest market data, IIFL Capital Services shares closed at ₹347.8 on October 29, with the stock moving between ₹346.60 and ₹349.40 during the trading session.
As reported by the company's latest shareholding pattern, Theleme India Master Fund held a 1.72 percent stake, or 54.35 lakh shares, in IIFL Capital Services as of September 2026. The stock remained volatile and ended 0.45 percent higher at ₹347.75, amid heavy trading volumes following the bulk deal announcement. According to the latest shareholding data as of October 29, 2026, promoters hold 30.5 percent of the company, with FIIs at 15.4 percent, DIIs at 4.8 percent, and public shareholders at 49.3 percent.
IIFL Capital Services delivered robust financial results for Q2 FY2026-27, with revenue reaching ₹690.33 crore and profit touching ₹126.90 crore. The company reported a 10.2 percent quarter-on-quarter increase in consolidated revenues for the quarter-ended June 2026, along with a 6.0 percent year-on-year growth. Net profit surged 60.0 percent QoQ and increased 4.9 percent YoY, with earnings per share standing at ₹5.6 during Q1 FY 2026-27. The company's expenses were down 3.6 percent QoQ but up 6.4 percent YoY, demonstrating effective cost management.
IIFL Capital Services shares have shown strong performance with 7.8 percent growth over the past six months and 2.70 percent increase over the last year. The stock has traded in a 52-week range of ₹240.40 to ₹411.30, with the current market capitalization reaching ₹10,966.37 crores as of October 29, 2026. The stock's PE ratio stands at 18.51 and PB ratio at 3.48 as of the latest data, reflecting the company's valuation metrics in the current market environment.
