Amansa Holdings picks up additional 1.1% stake in Clean Science

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Singapore-based investor Akash Prakash-owned Amansa Holdings has acquired additional 1.1 percent equity stake in Clean Science and Technology, the speciality chemicals manufacturer, via open market transactions on February 2.Despite this, Clean Science shares fell more than 1 percent to end at new all-time closing low of Rs 799.7, though recovered sharply from intraday record low was Rs 769.55 and formed small bearish candle with long lower shadow on the daily timeframe, signalling significant buying interest at lower levels.Amansa Holdings has bought 11.79 lakh shares (equivalent to 1.1 percent of paid-up equity) in Clean Science for Rs 93.39 crore. The acquisition price for these shares was Rs 791.84 per share.Amansa held 1.26 percent stake in Clean Science as of December 2025.Jinkushal Industries, the heavy construction machinery refurbising company, was also in action but shares failed to close in green, falling 0.2 percent to close at Rs 69.5 after intraday recovery.Royal Alpha Opportunity Fund has acquired 1.96 lakh shares in Jinkushal at Rs 69.59 per share for Rs 1.36 crore, and Vorton Opportunities Fund bought 3.92 lakh shares at Rs 69.49 per share for Rs 2.72 crore.Lloyds Enterprises remained buyer in India Homes, acquiring additional 75 lakh shares (1.88 percent stake) in the steel products maker at Rs 13.3 per share for Rs 9.97 crore, however, M K Banka (HUF) offloaded 74.74 shares (1.87 percent stake) at same price for Rs 9.94 crore.On February 1, Lloyds Enterprises bought 1.8 percent stake in India Homes, in addition to 3.43 percent shareholding as of December 2025. But India Homes shares declined 2.06 percent stake to Rs 13.3 on the BSE.

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