Sammaan Capital Share Price: Sammaan Capital Limited has said that all regulatory approvals have been received for Avenir Investment RSC Ltd's takeover of a controlling stake.

Sammaan Capital was formerly known as Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited. 

Sammaan Capital Share Price

Sammaan Capital shares on Friday (March 27) closed at Rs 148.40 on BSE.

Avenir Investment RSC, the investor, is owned and controlled by International Holding Company PJSC.

Sammaan Capital and the investor are engaged to conclude the transaction at the earliest, said Sammaan Capital in an exchange filing.

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"SEBI has approved the applications made by Sammaan Asset Management Limited (wholly owned subsidiary of the company)... in respect of indirect change of control of SAML pursuant to the Proposed Transaction," the filing said.

"For the Proposed Transaction, the Company had previously received requisite approvals from the shareholders, the lenders / creditors, the stock exchanges, the Competition Commission of India, and the Reserve Bank of India. Now with the receipt of the SEBI approvals, all regulatory approvals for consummation of the Proposed Transaction are in place," the filing said.

The proposed Transaction will be effected in accordance with the terms of the share subscription agreement dated October 2, 2025, entered into between the Company and the Investor.

The investor will invest an aggregate amount of Rs 8,849,99,99,794 by way of the preferential issue.

Once the transaction (preferential issue) is completed, the investor will hold approximately 41.2 per cent stake.

After the completion of the open offer, and assuming full uptake in the open offer, the Investor shall hold a majority stake at 63.3 per cent.

Sammaan Capital Share Price History

Sammaan Capital is a housing finance company with a market capitalisation of more than Rs 12,000 crore.

Sammaan Capital share price has jumped 35 per cent in the last one year.  However, Sammaan Capital share price has declined nearly 10 per cent in two years. 

IPL Stocks List: The Indian Premier League 2026 (IPL 2026) has begun. With this, several stocks will remain in focus that could benefit from the tournament. Let's take a look at the top IPL stocks list below.

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1. Eternal Stock (Zomato) 

Eternal shares will remain in focus for the next two months as IPL has started. Eternal operates an online food delivery platform, Zomato.

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Eternal, through its Zomato app, connects people directly with restaurants and allows them to place food orders online. As IPL is here, Zomato is expected to be a key beneficiary. Zomato also brings exciting offers for its customers on the app during IPL  games. Eternal share price Rs 232.71 on NSE

2. Swiggy Stock - IPL Stocks List

Swiggy is another popular online food delivery platform. Just like Zomato, Swiggy shares are also expected to benefit from the IPL games. Swiggy also brings in exciting offers for customers during IPL season. Swiggy share price Rs 267.95 on  NSE

3. IndiGo Stock - IPL Stocks List 

InterGlobe Aviation, which owns domestic airline IndiGo, could also remain in focus during IPL season. IndiGo stock will be a key beneficiary of IPL 2026.

As IPL matches are organised in different cities, IndiGo will likely see an increase in demand for tickets. IndiGo is the largest airline in India with more than 60 per cent of the market share. IndiGo share price 4,102.10 on NSE

4. Reliance Industries Limited (RIL Stock) - IPL Stocks List

Reliance Industries shares will also remain in focus during the IPL. RIL is the owner of Jio Platforms. Jio live streams all the IPL matches. Jio is India's largest mobile network company. With this, RIL will see a surge in viewership, thus driving its revenue.

RIL is touted to be a key beneficiary of IPL 2026 as crores of cricket fans watch matches daily through its Jio platform.

5. Varun Beverages Stock - IPL Stocks List 

Varun Beverages could also be the beneficiary of IPL. Varun Beverages is the franchise bottler of PepsiCo in India. As IPL takes place in the months of April and May, the hotter months of the year, the demand for beverages could see a rise in demand. Thus, Varun Beverages could see a rise in demand for cold beverages like Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Mirinda and more products.

Varun Beverages is responsible for more than 80-85 per cent of PepsiCo's beverage sales volume in India.
 

FII Selling Reason in India: There seems to be no end to FII selling in India. According to NSDL data, FIIs have sold shares worth Rs 1.14 lakh crore in India so far in the month of March 2026.

FII selling in March marks the worst monthly outflow, data showed. The previous FII selling record was in October 2024 when FIIs sold shares worth Rs 94,017 crore.

As per data, FIIs have sold shares worth Rs 1.27 lakh crore in 2026 so far.

FII Selling Reasons

1. FIIs are selling in India due to the rising Middle East tensions.

2. Weak rupee is another factor which is forcing foreign investors to sell in India.

3. Rising crude oil prices due to the Middle East war are also prompting FIIs to sell shares in India.

4. Fears of declining corporate earnings due to geopolitical uncertainties also contribute to FII selling.

5. Elevated US bond yields and tightening global liquidity is also driving FII selling.

FII Selling Reason

FII selling in March has come after a month when foreign investors bought shares worth Rs 22,615 crore. This was the highest inflow in the last 17 months.

VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Investments, said weak global markets due to the Middle East war, fall in rupee value versus the US dollar, are among the key reasons behind FII selling in India.

“FII selling has been driven by a combination of factors. This included elevated US bond yields and tightening global liquidity. This has made the fixed income market attractive,”  said Himanshu Srivastava, Principal - Manager Research at Morningstar Investment Research India.

FII Selling Reason: Nifty Prediction 

Nifty on Friday (March 27) closed at 22,819.60, down 2.09 per cent. Nifty has declined by 2,359.05 points, falling 9.37 per cent from 25,178.65 to 22,819.60 between 27 February and 27 March.

Om Mehra, Technical Research Analyst, SAMCO Securities, said that Nifty has formed a bearish candle in the daily chart. The benchmark index trades within a downward-sloping channel. 

Nifty RSI is placed near 35, indicating weak momentum. 

Going ahead, the 23,200–23,300 zone is likely to act as an immediate resistance area. On the downside, the 22,600–22,500 zone remains a key support area.