Voltamp Transformers Block Deal: Promoter Kunjal Patel to Divest 7% Stake

On September 9, 2025, Voltamp Transformers shares are on investors’ radar as Kunjal Patel, a key promoter is set to divest up to 7.88 lakh shares, representing approximately 7% of the company's equity via a block deal. The development was mentioned in CNBC-TV18 news report.

Voltamp Transformers Block Deal Details

The deal is estimated to be worth around $67 million, with a floor price of ₹7,600 per share. This is a 2.3% discount to the stock's previous close of ₹7,777.50.

Nuvama Wealth Management has been appointed as the sole placement agent for the transaction. The offer window opens on September 8 and will close on September 9, with the trade scheduled to be executed on September 9 and settled the following day.

Patel currently holds a 37.8% stake in Voltamp Transformers. As per the deal terms, all shares sold in this block will be subject to a two-year lock-up period. Any portion that remains unsold will carry a one-year lock-in.

Growing Order Book

From April 1, 2025, to June quarter end, new order intake has seen a robust increase, rising by 33% in volume and 17% in value compared to the same period last year. This strong performance provides a revenue visibility of ₹1,685 crores (equivalent to 14,526 MVA) for the year, inclusive of the first quarter's revenue.

In alignment with its strategic priorities, the Company continues to adopt a selective approach to order intake, with a firm focus on profitability, execution certainty, and healthy cash flows.

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Backed by a strong and active enquiry pipeline, the Company is confident of securing additional orders and is on track to meet its budgeted revenue target over the next four months.

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