NSE disclosures
Bulk and block deals
Large trades reported by NSE: who bought or sold, how many shares and at what average price. Search a stock, filter by buy or sell, and export the list.
Frequently asked questions
What is a bulk deal?
A trade where one client buys or sells more than 0.5% of a company's listed shares in a day. Exchanges publish these after the close.
What is a block deal?
A single large trade, executed in a special trading window, of at least the minimum size set by the exchange. It is usually negotiated between big institutions.
Does a big buyer mean the stock will rise?
No. A deal shows that a trade happened, not why. The seller may be exiting while the buyer is rebalancing, and a deal can be one leg of a larger arrangement. Treat it as one piece of context, never as a signal on its own.
Why might a deal be missing?
Disclosures are collected twice each weekday from NSE's public data. If NSE does not respond, you will see the last good data with its date.
Information from public exchange disclosures, shown as filed and without any view on what to do. It is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold, and it may be delayed or incomplete. Also see Insider trades · Results calendar · Portfolio tracker · how our data works.