One of India's best-known investors, Ashish Kacholia, bought nearly 51 lakh shares of Marksans Pharma in the September quarter, data on BSE shows.
In a regulatory filing on October 14, Marksans Pharma said Kacholia bought 50,99,945 shares during the September quarter.
The company's shares snapped their three-day losing streak and closed 0.88 percent higher at Rs 51.80 on BSE on October 14.
The September quarter shareholding pattern showed that Kacholia acquired more than 1 percent equity stake in ADF Foods also, which houses a traditional ethnic Indian, spicy Mexican and exotic Mediterranean foods.
The September quarter shareholding pattern indicated that Kacholia had bought a 1.14 percent stake in the company.
Kacholia increased stake in DFM Foods, too, to 2.84 percent in the September quarter, from 2 percent in the June quarter.
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