Rekha Jhunjhunwala Sells Entire 5.07% Stake In This Gaming Firm, Stock At 52-Week High
'From 9th June 2025 to 12th June 2025 they had sold shares totaling to 17,21,500 (i.e 1.9648%) and on 13 June 2025 they sold 27,23,620 shares thereby resulting in a total change of 5,0734% since the last disclosure made," Nazara Technologies Ltd said in the filing.
Shares of Nazara Technologies Ltd jumped 6.49 per cent on BSE on Friday to end at Rs 1327.85 apiece. Earlier, the scrip opened at Rs 1234.20 apiece, against the previous day close at Rs 1246.90 apiece. It also touched its 52-week high of Rs 1340 apiece.
In the horizon of 1 year, shares of Nazara Technologies have given a return of 56 per cent to investors.
Rekha Jhunjhunwala has had stakes in Canara Bank, Tata Motors, Wockhardt, Titan Company, Jubilant Pharmova, Geojit Financial Services, Indian Hotels Company, Federal Bank, according to Trendlyne.
One of the largest holdings in her portfolio remains Titan Company, valued at Rs 15,670.1 crore, where she holds 45.79 million shares, accounting for a 5.2% stake.
Another prominent holding is Tata Motors, with a market value of Rs 3,401.5 crore and a 1.3% stake.
She has also increased exposure to the financial space through Canara Bank, holding 132.44 million shares worth Rs 1,476.2 crore, with a 1.5% stake as of March 2025.
In the healthcare and pharma segment, Rekha holds 10.24 million shares in Jubilant Pharmova, worth Rs 1,120.9 crore with a 6.4% stake, and a 1.8% stake in Wockhardt, valued at Rs 503.9 crore.
Her hotel and hospitality investment in Indian Hotels Company stands at a 2.0% stake, worth Rs 2,118 crore, and she also holds a sizable 7.2% stake in Geojit Financial Services, indicating a balanced mix of traditional and emerging sectors in her portfolio.
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