Peak XV, Sequoia Sell Over 4% in Honasa Consumer; Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas Trim BSE Holdings

Large share transactions kept several stocks in focus after Peak XV Partners and Sequoia Capital sold more than 4% in Mamaearth parent Honasa Consumer, while Goldman Sachs and BNP Paribas together offloaded a 1.67% stake in BSE. 

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In Honasa Consumer, Peak XV Partners Investments VI sold 1.07 crore shares, representing 3.3% of the company, for ₹484.23 crore. The shares were sold at ₹450.22 apiece. 

Sequoia Capital Global Growth Fund III – US/India Annex Fund LP sold another 25.02 lakh shares, equivalent to 0.76% of Honasa Consumer, at ₹450 each. The transaction was worth ₹112.6 crore. 

As of June 2026, Peak XV Partners Investments VI held 14.8% in Honasa Consumer, while Sequoia Capital Global Growth Fund III held 3.44%. 

Some institutional investors added to their holdings on the other side of the trade. ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company bought an additional 17.77 lakh Honasa shares for ₹80 crore, while Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund purchased another 33.33 lakh shares for ₹150 crore. Both transactions were carried out at ₹450 per share. 

Honasa Consumer ended the session at ₹441.65, down 5.24%, with heavy trading volumes. 

Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas sell BSE shares 

BSE also saw sizeable transactions during the session. 

Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius I sold 23.81 lakh BSE shares at ₹3,200 each, taking the transaction value to ₹762.1 crore. 

BNP Paribas Financial Markets sold another 44.51 lakh shares for ₹1,424.33 crore at ₹3,199.54 apiece. 

Together, the two investors sold a 1.67% stake in BSE worth around ₹2,186.4 crore. 

UTI Mutual Fund was among the buyers, picking up 27.12 lakh BSE shares for ₹868.14 crore. Nippon India Mutual Fund purchased an additional 25.29 lakh shares for ₹809.45 crore. Their combined purchases represented 1.28% of BSE and were worth ₹1,677.6 crore. 

BSE shares closed 3.31% higher at ₹3,200 on the NSE amid heavy volumes. 

Deals in 360 ONE WAM, Capital Small Finance Bank 

Elsewhere, the Regents of the University of California – State Street Global Advisors sold 36.33 lakh shares of 360 ONE WAM, representing 0.89% of the company, for ₹374.3 crore. The shares changed hands at ₹1,030.08 each. 

360 ONE WAM ended 1.51% lower at ₹1,029.20, extending its decline to a fourth consecutive session. 

Capital Small Finance Bank also saw a large transaction. Oman India Joint Investment Fund II sold 11.02 lakh shares, or 2.42% of the bank, for ₹30.86 crore. Fidelity Institutional Funds ICVC-Emerging Markets Fund bought almost the same number of shares. The transaction took place at ₹280 per share. 

Kajaria Ceramics, Centum Electronics also see large trades 

In Kajaria Ceramics, promoter entity Chetan Kajaria Family Private Trust sold 18 lakh shares, representing 1.13% of the company, for ₹214.2 crore at ₹1,190.01 per share. 

SageOne Investment Managers LLP bought 10.5 lakh shares, or 0.65% of Kajaria Ceramics, for ₹124.95 crore at ₹1,190 apiece. 

Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund, meanwhile, purchased 1.04 lakh shares of Centum Electronics for ₹51.52 crore. The acquisition represented a 0.7% stake and was carried out at ₹4,928.89 per share. 

Centum Electronics ended the session 7.65% higher at ₹4,920.70 amid heavy trading volumes.