Dalmia Bharat Limited has responded to stock exchange queries concerning a significant recent increase in its trading volume. The company clarified that there is currently no material, undisclosed information requiring public disclosure. However, it confirmed that inter-se transfers of shares occurred between several Promoter Group entities via the ‘Block Deal’ mechanism on March 24th and 25th, 2026, which likely caused the volume surge. Full regulatory disclosures for these trades will be filed promptly.
Response to Stock Exchange Query on Volume Increase
Dalmia Bharat Limited issued a formal clarification on March 25, 2026, addressing recent queries regarding a notable increase in the trading volume of the Company’s shares across exchanges. The correspondence confirms that the Company received an official email seeking a response regarding this movement.
Current Disclosure Status
The Company affirmed that, at present, there is no event or information that currently necessitates disclosure under applicable regulations. As a responsible entity, Dalmia Bharat remains committed to complying with all regulatory mandates and will ensure prompt intimation to the stock exchanges regarding any future material developments.
Reason for Volume Movement
The primary reason cited for the unusual trading activity relates to internal share movements. Dalmia Bharat confirmed that certain Promoter Group entities undertook inter-se transfer of shares amongst themselves. These transfers were executed through the ‘Block Deal’ Mechanism of the BSE on March 24, 2026, and subsequently on March 25, 2026. These transactions are the probable cause for the significant spike in the Company’s share volume. The Company further stated that all requisite disclosures pertaining to these block trades will be filed with the exchanges within the prescribed time limits.
Source: BSE
