Ace investor Vijay Kedia has increased his holding in logistics firm Iware Supplychain Services to 10.3% following open market purchases on July 8, 2026. This move follows a previous investment in June and makes Kedia the company's largest public shareholder. Investors should note that the promoter also offloaded a significant stake in the same session.
Ace investor Vijay Kedia has further increased his position in Iware Supplychain Services, with his total holding now reaching 10.3%. Through his firm, Kedia Securities, the investor bought 4.99 lakh shares in open market transactions conducted on July 8, 2026. These shares were acquired at prices between Rs 348.25 and Rs 348.85, representing a total investment of approximately Rs 17.44 crore.
This latest move follows a preferential allotment on June 5, 2026, when Kedia and his firm initially acquired a 6% stake in the logistics company by purchasing 6.91 lakh shares at Rs 255 per share. That earlier round of funding saw the company raise a total of Rs 20.16 crore from 23 different investors to support its capital needs.
While Kedia has been increasing his stake, the company's promoter entity, Inter India Roadways, reduced its shareholding on the same day. The promoter sold 7.04 lakh shares, which is equivalent to a 6.12% stake, at an average price of Rs 354.03 per share, totaling Rs 24.93 crore. In a related transaction, the Getfive Opportunity Fund-I also bought 99,000 shares of the company for Rs 3.61 crore.
For investors, the primary monitorable is the shifting shareholding pattern between the promoters and large public investors. While backing from a prominent investor like Vijay Kedia is often viewed as a sign of confidence in a company’s business model, the simultaneous sale of a significant stake by the promoter group is a factor that investors typically track closely to understand the future direction of the company.
Iware Supplychain Services operates in the competitive logistics and supply chain sector. Future updates regarding the company’s business performance, quarterly financial results, and any further changes in the promoter’s stake or management strategy will be important for shareholders to follow to assess the impact of these ownership changes on long-term operations.