Substantial Shareholder International Brands (Private) Limited bought a total of 121,353 shares on October 5, 2026 (SEARL)

Filed as: Insider Transaction

SEARLThe Searle Company LimitedSEARL · PharmaceuticalsInsider tradeFiled Pakistan time

Summary

Substantial Shareholder International Brands (Private) Limited bought a total of 121,353 shares on October 5, 2026, at rates ranging from Rs 75.75 to Rs 76.80, increasing their cumulative holding to 297,281,064 shares (50.54%).

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Transactions disclosed

PersonTransactionSharesPriceDate
International Brands (Private) LimitedSubstantial ShareholderBuyReady market5,000Rs 76.655 Oct 2026
International Brands (Private) LimitedSubstantial ShareholderBuyReady market35,000Rs 76.505 Oct 2026
International Brands (Private) LimitedSubstantial ShareholderBuyReady market25,000Rs 76.705 Oct 2026
International Brands (Private) LimitedSubstantial ShareholderBuyReady market1,353Rs 75.755 Oct 2026
International Brands (Private) LimitedSubstantial ShareholderBuyReady market16,000Rs 76.805 Oct 2026
International Brands (Private) LimitedSubstantial ShareholderBuyReady market25,000Rs 76.005 Oct 2026
International Brands (Private) LimitedSubstantial ShareholderBuyReady market5,000Rs 76.755 Oct 2026
International Brands (Private) LimitedSubstantial ShareholderBuyReady market14,000Rs 76.605 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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