Intl Conveyors: Amaranth Daksha Ups Stake 3.79% from IGE India

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Intl Conveyors: Amaranth Daksha Ups Stake 3.79% from IGE India
Overview

International Conveyors Ltd reported a change in its promoter group. Amaranth Daksha Private Limited bought 24.15 lakh shares (3.79% stake) from I.G.E. (India) Private Limited in an off-market deal. Elpro International Limited also bought 1.46 lakh shares (0.23%) on the open market. Overall promoter and PAC holding stays steady at 69.86%.

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International Conveyors Ltd: Promoter Group Stake Reshuffle Sees Amaranth Daksha Increase Holding

International Conveyors Ltd announced a shift in its promoter group's shareholding. Amaranth Daksha Private Limited bought 24,15,000 shares, or a 3.79% stake, from I.G.E. (India) Private Limited in an off-market deal. Elpro International Limited also acquired 1,46,329 shares (0.23%) through open market purchases.
Reader Takeaway: Stake consolidation by Amaranth Daksha; IGE India reduces holding.

What just happened (today’s filing)

International Conveyors Limited reported to the exchanges on March 30, 2026, about key transactions within its promoter and Persons Acting in Concert (PAC) group.

Amaranth Daksha Private Limited acquired 24,15,000 equity shares, representing 3.79% of the total equity, from I.G.E. (India) Private Limited. This was an off-market transaction.

Elpro International Limited purchased 1,46,329 equity shares, a 0.23% stake, through open market operations.

These acquisitions total 25,61,329 shares, or 4.02% of the company's total equity.

I.G.E. (India) Private Limited saw its holding decrease from 49.71% to 45.92%.

Despite these internal stake movements, the overall promoter and PAC holding in International Conveyors Limited remained constant at 69.86% of the total equity share capital (6,37,81,000 shares).

Why this matters

Investors closely monitor shareholding changes, especially within the promoter group.

These transactions can signal shifts in strategic control, investment ideas, or long-term outlooks among key stakeholders.

While the overall promoter stake is stable, Amaranth Daksha's acquisition shows increased conviction from this specific entity.

The backstory

International Conveyors Ltd manufactures conveyor belts for industries including mining, power generation, cement, and ports.

What changes now

  • The promoter/PAC group's shareholding structure has been reconfigured, with Amaranth Daksha Private Limited strengthening its position.
  • I.G.E. (India) Private Limited has reduced its stake.
  • The stable overall promoter holding suggests continued control and commitment from the larger promoter group.

Risks to watch

No specific risks were mentioned in the filing.

Peer comparison

Directly comparable listed peers for International Conveyors Ltd are limited. Companies like Modi Rubber Ltd and MRF Ltd's Industrial Products Division work in related segments of industrial rubber products, but their core businesses and market positions differ significantly.

Context metrics

No aggregator context metrics available from filing.

What to track next

  • Monitor future shareholding disclosures by Amaranth Daksha and I.G.E. (India) Private Limited.
  • Watch for further open market or off-market transactions by these entities or other promoter group members.
  • Track any management commentary or strategic announcements from International Conveyors Ltd on these stake changes.

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