The fund house acquired 38.51 lakh shares at ₹153.30 apiece, and another 16.81 lakh shares at ₹158 per share.
There were multiple sellers in that transaction where SBI Mutual Fund purchased its stake.
L7 Hitech Private Ltd. sold 37.61 lakh shares at ₹153.33 apiece, while Sneha Sadhwani offloaded 25 lakh shares at ₹155.58 per share.
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In addition, Thakkar Nileshkumar Farshuram HUF sold 11.65 lakh shares at ₹157.15 apiece, while Infinite Derivatives LLP sold 11 lakh shares at ₹158.19 per share.
Who are the sellers in the Vintage Coffee Block Deal?
As of the March 2026 quarter, L7 Hitech Private Ltd. held 36.75 lakh shares, equivalent to a 2.52% stake in Vintage Coffee and Beverages. Following the transaction, the entity has effectively exited its holding in the company.
Sneha Sadhwani owned 28 lakh shares, representing a 1.92% stake in the company as of March 2026. After selling 25 lakh shares, her holding is expected to decline significantly to just 3 lakh shares.
Who are Vintage Coffee’s shareholders?
According to the March 2026 shareholding pattern, the promoter and promoter group held a 34.65% stake in the company, while public shareholders owned the remaining 65.35%.
Among institutional investors, mutual funds held a 6.62% stake, led by Bandhan Small Cap Fund, which owned 5.44%, and Bandhan Innovation Fund, which held 1.18%.
Foreign portfolio investors collectively owned 4.83% of the company, while bodies corporate accounted for 9.21%. Retail shareholders remained a significant investor category, with individuals holding shares worth up to ₹2 lakh owning 14.23% of the company and those holding more than ₹2 lakh accounting for 18.05%.
The company had over 36,400 public shareholders as of the March quarter.
Shares of Vintage Coffee and Beverages ended 2.7% higher on Thursday at ₹160.4. The stock has been an underperformer, having gained only 15% in the last five years. Over the last 12 months, the stock has risen 34%.
