Who traded, and who kept it

The exchange names both sides of every bulkbulk deal. A trade, or a day’s trades by one client, exceeding 0.5% of a company’s listed shares. The exchange publishes the client name, quantity and price after the close.and blockblock window. A separate exchange window where a single large trade is negotiated at an agreed price rather than worked through the open order book. The exchange discloses both counterparties. transaction above ₹50 Cr. Netting each party across every company and session separates the two things a large disclosure can mean. A party that bought and sold almost the same value moved stock without keeping it. A party whose legs all ran one way took a position. Over the 24 sessions collected, parties netting under 5% of what they traded account for 59% of all disclosed turnover.

Net share is the net divided by the value traded, both sides counted. It is arithmetic on what theNational Stock Exchange ↗published and nothing more: the platform does not state what any party is, or why it transacted, because no disclosure says so. Only transactions above the ₹50 Cr threshold are disclosed, so this is not any party's book. Parties named in a single disclosure are left out, since one leg is trivially one-way.