A promoter bought Rs 5.00 crore of Samvardhana Motherson International Limited
Samvardhana Motherson International Limited · Automobile and Auto Components · filed 21 Aug, 18:30 IST
Why we say this
The facts in the filing itself.
- Vivek Chaand Sehgal (promoter) bought 2,95,000 shares of Samvardhana Motherson International Limited for Rs 5.00 crore on 21 Aug 2026.
- Mode of acquisition: Inter-se-Transfer.
- Disclosed to NSE under SEBI's insider trading regulations. Insiders must report their own dealings within two working days.
- We publish insider BUYING and not selling: research on Indian markets finds purchases predict returns for up to a year, while sales are usually driven by tax, liquidity or diversification.
What this kind of filing means
About insider buying filings in general.
Someone who runs the company — a founder, promoter, director or senior executive — has bought shares in their own company with their own money. They have to tell the exchange within two working days.
ExampleThey know things you cannot: whether the big order is being renewed, whether the new plant works, whether next quarter is good. Spending their own money is a bet on what they know.
We only show BUYING, never selling. People sell for a house, a wedding, tax or simply to spread their risk — many reasons, most of them dull. There is really only one reason to buy.
About this kind of filing — not a reading of this one.