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Vishal Mega Mart, one of the pioneers of retailing in India, is represented through its 590+ brick and mortar stores across the length and breadth of the country. We strive to make the aspirations of our customers affordable. Having said that we do everything that can take us nearer to our goal. Our proposition -best price, best assortment and best quality makes us unique among the millions of our customers who give us a chance to service them daily. While our stores house groceries, FMCG, fashion, household, electronics among other categories, we are currently online with fashion apparel only catering to men, women & kids Fashion. Our assortments online include Jeans, t-shirts, tops, casual shirts, formal shirts, trousers, ethnic wear, active wear and many more. At myvishal.com, we encourage you to indulge yourself more on online shopping with your choices of fashion assortment for all ages. What set us apart and unique is the right pricing with no compromise in quality in its products and services. With the most friendly return policy, you can visit any of our stores across India and return your order if you are not satisfied with them. Vishal is sharply focused at the needs of consumers in Apparel, General Merchandise, Grocery and Personal Care in Tier-1, Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities and towns and is dedicated to offer the best value and choice to its millions of customers.
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Overall Rating | 3.7/5 based on 3k reviews | 4.2/5 based on 3k reviews | 3.6/5 based on 2.7k reviews | 3.9/5 based on 5k reviews |
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Primary Work Policy | Work from office 80% employees reported | Work from office 87% employees reported | Hybrid 64% employees reported | Work from office 87% employees reported |
Rating by Women Employees | 3.9 Good rated by 162 women | 4.2 Good rated by 367 women | 3.5 Good rated by 508 women | 3.9 Good rated by 847 women |
Rating by Men Employees | 3.7 Good rated by 2.6k men | 4.2 Good rated by 2.3k men | 3.7 Good rated by 2k men | 3.9 Good rated by 3.8k men |
Job security | 3.4 Average | 3.9 Good | 3.5 Good | 4.2 Good |
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Vanguard buys 1.1% stake in Vishal Mega Mart for ₹655 cr
- Vanguard Group, through its affiliates, acquired a 1.1% stake in Vishal Mega Mart for ₹655.16 crore, with shares rising by 2.12% post the deal.
- Samayat Services LLP, a promoter entity of Vishal Mega Mart, divested a 19.6% stake in the company for ₹10,220.40 crore.
- Hill Fort Capital sold nearly a 1% stake in Westlife Foodworld for ₹104.54 crore, while HDFC Mutual Fund acquired a 0.92% stake in Westlife Foodworld for ₹99.65 crore.
- Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund purchased a 0.66% stake in India Cements for ₹63.19 crore.
- The transactions on the NSE involved shares of Vishal Mega Mart, Westlife Foodworld, and India Cements.
- HDFC Mutual Fund bought shares in Westlife Foodworld, Hill Fort Capital divested its stake in McDonald's owner-operator, and Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund acquired a stake in India Cements.
- Details of the sellers in the transactions were not disclosed on the exchange.
- The share price of Westlife Foodworld increased by 0.54% to settle at ₹700 apiece on the NSE.
- On the other hand, the scrip of India Cements decreased by 2.38% to end at ₹312 apiece on the NSE.
- The purchase of shares by Vanguard Group, Hill Fort Capital, HDFC Mutual Fund, and Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund indicates significant activity in the Indian stock market.
- The acquisitions and divestments took place through bulk deals on the NSE.
- The deals reflect investor interest in companies like Vishal Mega Mart, Westlife Foodworld, and India Cements.
- The transactions highlight the dynamic nature of ownership and investments within the Indian corporate sector.
- Investors keen on major retail players, foodservice businesses, and cement manufacturing firms show a diverse portfolio approach.
- Overall, the recent stake acquisitions and sales in key companies depict a vibrant stock market scenario in India.
- The stock movements post these transactions indicate market sentiment and investor confidence in the respective companies.
- Published on June 21, 2025.
Promoters sell 20% stake in Vishal Mega Mart for ₹10,220 cr
- Promoter firm Samayat Services LLP sold 45 crore shares of Vishal Mega Mart at ₹113.51 apiece and another lot of 45 crore for ₹113.61 each.
- Samayat Services, jointly owned by Kedaara Capital and Partners Group, held a 74.55% stake in the company.
- Originally intended to sell 10% stake, promoters increased the offering due to high demand from local mutual funds.
- The transacted price was at a 9% discount to the closing stock price on Monday, with the floor price set at ₹110 per share.
- Several mutual funds, including SBI Mutual Fund and HDFC Mutual Fund, acquired shares from the promoters.
- When the block deal started, Vishal Mega Mart's shares dropped over 9% to ₹113.5 before bouncing back to close 4% higher at ₹129.90.
- The sale of a 20% stake in Vishal Mega Mart fetched ₹10,220 crore for the promoters.
- The deal was completed on June 17, 2025.
- Promoters had intended to offload about 10% stake initially but revised the offering due to strong demand.
- SBI Mutual Fund bought 16.6 crore shares for ₹1,878 crore, and HDFC Mutual Fund purchased 7.5 crore shares for ₹851 crore.
- The floor price for the sale was set at ₹110 per share.
- This transaction marks a significant stake sale in Vishal Mega Mart by the promoters.
- The block deal led to a temporary drop in Vishal Mega Mart's share price on the NSE.
- The transaction was priced at a discount to the market closing price.
- Demand from local mutual funds prompted the promoters to increase and double the stake on offer.
- Shares of Vishal Mega Mart bounced back during the day's trading after the initial drop.

Vishal Mega Mart shares fall 3.4% as promoters sell ₹10,488 crore stake
- Samayat Services LLP sold a 19.82% stake in Vishal Mega Mart for ₹10,488 crore.
- The sale comprised approximately 91 crore shares at ₹115 per share, representing a 7.9% discount to the previous day’s closing price.
- The transaction occurred as the lock-in period for pre-IPO shareholders ended, enabling trading of 56% of the company’s equity.
- Kedaara Capital reportedly initiated a block deal to sell an additional 10% stake at a floor price of ₹110 per share.
- Despite a 3.4% share price decline following the sale, Vishal Mega Mart's stock remains 55% higher than its ₹78 IPO price.
- The divestment reflects common post-listing behavior of PE investors capitalizing on holdings after lock-in periods expire.

Vishal Mega Mart Shares Hit Over One-Month Low After Promoter's Stake Offload
- Vishal Mega Mart's share price hit a one-month low after the promoter, Kedaara Capital via Samayat Services LLP, sold 10% stake in the company at a floor price of Rs 110 per share, a 12% discount to the last closing price.
- In the block deal worth Rs 5,057 crore, 92.96 crore shares of Vishal Mega Mart changed hands on the National Stock Exchange at prices ranging from Rs 115.16 to 125 apiece.
- This stake sale led to a 9.09% decline in Vishal Mega Mart's share price to Rs 113.5 apiece, the lowest level since April 30, with the stock later trading down 5.37% at Rs 118.5 apiece.
- Vishal Mega Mart's script, after its intraday drop, was noted as experiencing the biggest decline since its listing. The stock has seen a 5.66% increase over the past 12 months and an 11.07% increase year-to-date.
- There have been high trading volumes with the relative strength index at 40.46. Analysts' consensus shows seven 'buy' ratings for the company, one 'hold' rating, and one 'sell' rating.

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- Biocon opens Qualified Institutional Placement issue to raise ₹4,500 crore.
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- Reliance Industries sells 85 lakh shares of Asian Paints for ₹1,876 crore.
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- SIL Investments board approves granting a ₹15 crore unsecured loan to Morton Foods Ltd.
- Marine Electricals receives a ₹5.71 crore order from Indian Navy for an Integrated Bridge System.
- Industry news reported on June 17, 2025.

Stock Market Today: All You Need To Know Going Into Trade On June 17
- The NSE Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex closed higher on Monday, with foreign portfolio investors selling stocks and domestic investors buying for the 22nd consecutive session.
- Global markets turned cautious following former US President Donald Trump's comments on Tehran, impacting Asian markets.
- Oil prices rose due to supply disruption fears after Trump's call for evacuation and Israel's promise of more strikes.
- Stocks to watch include Zee Entertainment, Biocon, Vishal Mega Mart, Tata Consultancy Services, and other companies with significant corporate actions.
- IPO offering updates on Oswal Pumps, block deals in Asian Paints and Solara Active Pharma Sciences, and insider trades were highlighted in the market activity.
- Trading tweaks, F&O cues, and currency/bond updates were provided, giving a comprehensive overview of the market scenario.
- The Indian rupee closed stronger against the US dollar, and the 10-year government bond yield decreased.

Vishal Mega Mart Block Deal: Promoter Offers 10% Stake For Rs 5,057 Crore
- Indian private equity firm Kedaara Capital is set to reduce its shareholding in Vishal Mega Mart Ltd. via open market transactions by selling 10% equity for Rs 5,057 crore.
- Promoter Samayat Services LLP offered to sell 45.9 crore shares at a floor price of Rs 112 apiece, representing a 12% discount to the last closing price on NSE.
- Samayat Services currently holds 74.55% equity in Vishal Mega Mart as of March and the lockup period for the offloaded shares will be 150 days.
- Vishal Mega Mart's share price settled 1% higher at Rs 125 apiece on the NSE, showing a 12% increase in the last 12 months and an 18% increase this year.
- Out of nine analysts tracking Vishal Mega Mart, seven recommend a 'buy', one recommends a 'hold', and one recommends a 'sell' with varying price targets.

NDTV Profit Pulse On June 16 — Top 8 Stories At 8 P.M. Under 8 Minutes
- India's trade deficit narrowed more than expected in May as imports fell, offering relief to macro watchers. Wholesale inflation cooled to a 14-month low with food prices easing notably.
- Passenger vehicle sales slipped slightly in May, while Vishal Mega Mart and Sai Life Sciences shares are set to exit lock-in periods.
- Despite Middle East tensions, markets ended higher, and SBI cut savings deposit rates to a record low of 2.5%.
- Key headlines include the trade deficit narrowing to $21.88 billion in May, wholesale inflation easing to 0.39% in May, and the recovery of the Cockpit Voice Recorder from the Air India crash.
- Additionally, passenger vehicle sales dipped 0.8% in May, SBI slashed its savings account rate to 2.5%, and shares worth Rs 39,000 crore are set to exit lock-in periods.
- US President Donald Trump mentioned Israel and Iran may need to 'fight it out' before reaching a peace deal, while markets closed higher with Brent crude ending lower after early spikes.

Vishal Mega Mart, Sai Life Sciences: Shares Worth Rs 39,000 Crore To Exit Lock-Ins On Tuesday
- Shares worth over Rs 39,385 crore of Vishal Mega Mart Ltd. and Sai Life Sciences Ltd. are set to exit lock-ins on Tuesday as per Nuvama's report.
- As much as 56% equity of Vishal Mega Mart and 48% equity of Sai Life Sciences is becoming eligible for trade.
- 254.2 crore shares of Vishal Mega Mart worth Rs 31,775 crore will be free to trade, almost four times more than the IPO size.
- Vishal Mega Mart debuted strongly, listing at Rs 104 against the IPO price of Rs 78, now trading around Rs 125 with a 60% return.
- Sai Life Sciences had a robust post-IPO performance, listing at Rs 764 against the IPO price of Rs 549, currently trading at Rs 763.
- Analysts' view on Vishal Mega Mart - seven recommend 'Buy', one 'Hold', one 'Sell', with targets ranging from Rs 90 to Rs 161.
- Sai Life Sciences is tracked by four analysts, two 'Buy', one 'Hold', one 'Sell', with the most bullish target at Rs 911 by Morgan Stanley.
- Shares worth Rs 31,775 crore of Vishal Mega Mart and Rs 7,610 crore of Sai Life Sciences will become free to trade.
- Vishal Mega Mart and Sai Life Sciences have impressive investor confidence and performance post-IPO.
- Vishal Mega Mart's equity value post lock-in period is nearly four times the IPO size, while Sai Life Sciences' value is 2.5 times the IPO size.
- Vishal Mega Mart stock surged from IPO price of Rs 78 to current Rs 125, representing a 60% return.
- Sai Life Sciences' stock listed at Rs 764, currently trading at Rs 763, showing investor confidence.
- Analysts foresee positive outlook for both Vishal Mega Mart and Sai Life Sciences stocks with varied target prices.
- The news mentions the end of the lock-in period for the shares of Vishal Mega Mart and Sai Life Sciences on Tuesday.
- Investor interest remains strong in both companies, with Vishal Mega Mart showing a 60% return over the IPO price and Sai Life Sciences remaining 38% above its issue price.

Buy, Sell Or Hold: TCS, Angel One, Action Construction, Tata Motors, Vishal Mega Mart— Ask Profit
- Analysts provided insights on stock prices of TCS, Angel One, Action Construction, Tata Motors, and Vishal Mega Mart.
- TCS: Analyst suggests not to hold due to caution in the overall IT sector.
- Action Construction: Analyst recommends holding for now and suggests waiting for certain price levels for accumulation.
- Tata Motors: One analyst advises not to enter while the other suggests exiting and looking into other auto stocks like Mahindra and Mahindra.


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