Arman Holdings

Arman Holdings’ promoter group sold 33,300 shares, or 0.64% of the company, in the open market on 8 September 2026. Manasvini Trading sold 23,000 shares and Sangeeta S Jain sold 10,300, reducing the group’s holding from 20.05% to 19.41%. The sale followed promoter disposals of 1.92% in June, 0.49% on 27 August and 0.38% on 1 September. Arman Holdings generated FY26 revenue of ₹3.57 crore, with about 98% from precious-metals and stones trading.

Powered by Tijori

Arman Holdings’ promoter group sold 27,200 shares, equivalent to 0.51% of its equity capital, in the open market on 7 September 2026. Manasvini Trading sold 18,000 shares and Sangeeta S Jain sold 9,200, while the other four named promoter-group holders reported no sales. The group’s holding fell from 20.57% to 20.05%, leaving Manasvini Trading with 15.07% and Sangeeta Jain with 4.09%. Arman Holdings was a debt-free trading business with ₹14.22 crore of revenue in the June 2026 quarter, of which chemicals accounted for ₹9.85 crore.

Powered by Tijori

Raman Trikha and Sulakshana Trikha sold a combined 12.75 lakh shares of Anka India in open-market transactions. Raman disposed of 4.75 lakh shares and Sulakshana sold 8 lakh shares between 6 August and 7 September 2026. The promoter group’s holding, including Raman Trikha Entertainment Pvt Ltd, fell from 84.63 lakh shares, or 16.42%, to 71.88 lakh shares, or 13.95%. Anka India had 5.154 crore equity shares and total voting capital of ₹51.54 crore.

Powered by Tijori

Arman Holdings' promoter group sold 20,000 shares, or 0.38% of the company, in the open market on 1 September, reducing its holding to 20.57% from 20.95%. Manasvini Trading Private sold 11,000 shares and Sangeeta S Jain sold 9,000, while the other named persons acting in concert reported no sales. The group had sold 25,500 shares on 27 August, and Manasvini Trading sold 100,000 shares in June. FY26 revenue was ₹356.8 lakh, while Q1 FY27 revenue reached ₹1,422 lakh, including ₹985 lakh from chemicals trading.

Powered by Tijori

Arman Holdings' promoter group sold 25,500 shares, or 0.49% of the company's voting capital, through the open market on 27 August. Manasvini Trading Private Ltd sold 18,000 shares and Sangeeta S Jain sold 7,500, reducing their holdings to 15.89% and 4.56%, respectively. The promoter group's combined holding fell to 21.34% from 21.83%; Manasvini had also sold shares in June. Arman Holdings reported FY26 revenue of ₹3.57 crore and had no debt.

Powered by Tijori

** J.P.Morgan says deal activity in the chip sector has slowed over the past several years given the macro environment, but it expects M&A to potentially pick up in 2025

** In 2024, the overall semiconductor cycle continued to slowly improve; however, diverging trends were observed between AI and non-AI semiconductor businesses - J.P.Morgan

** AI compute, networking and custom chip businesses have benefited from a strong AI infrastructure build-out, which has resulted in share price outperformance and a positive earnings trend - JPM

** Analog devices, microcontroller units and semiconductor capital equipment providers have underperformed on slower end-market recovery as concerns increase around softer demand and geopolitical uncertainty, which is, however, expected to improve in the second half of 2025 - JPM

** Demand for chip design software tools from Synopsys SNPS.O and Cadence Design Systems CDNS.O remains strong driven by rising chip complexity and strong chip design activity

** Strong AI server spending benefits Nvidia NVDA.O, Arm Holdings O9Ty.F , Advanced Micro Devices AMD.O, Marvell Technology MRVL.O and Broadcom AVGO.O

(Reporting by Priyanka.G in Bengaluru)

(([email protected];))