Substantial Shareholder Pehljai Rai bought a total of 194 shares in two transactions at rates of Rs 331.63 and Rs 328.59 (SASML)
Filed as: Insider Transaction
Summary
Substantial Shareholder Pehljai Rai bought a total of 194 shares in two transactions at rates of Rs 331.63 and Rs 328.59, increasing cumulative holding to 1,055,523 shares (10.12%).
Read the original filingTransactions disclosed
| Person | Transaction | Shares | Price | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pehljai RaiSubstantial Shareholder | BuyReady market | 187 | Rs 331.63 | 29 Sep 2026 |
| Pehljai RaiSubstantial Shareholder | BuyReady market | 7 | Rs 328.59 | 1 Oct 2026 |
As disclosed by the company. A purchase or sale by an insider is a fact about that person's holding, not a signal about the share.
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