Stocks in which Govt of Singapore sold stake in Q3 to look out forStocks in which Govt of Singapore sold stake in Q3 to look out for

As per the latest corporate shareholding filings, the Government of Singapore holds 66 publicly traded stocks with a net worth exceeding ₹218,478.8 crore. In Q3, it reduced its stake in several companies, signaling potential shifts in institutional investment trends.

These stake sales can influence market sentiment, affecting liquidity and valuations of impacted stocks. Investors closely track such movements to assess sectoral shifts, investment strategies, and emerging opportunities in key industries influenced by sovereign wealth funds.

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Cera Sanitaryware

On March 7, 2025, Cera Sanitaryware Ltd. opened at ₹5,591.00, up 0.02% from its previous close of ₹5,590.30. The stock reached a high of ₹5,630.55 (0.72%) and a low of ₹5,517.70. By 3:43 PM, it traded at ₹5,579.10, down 0.20%, with a market cap of ₹7,195.67 crore.

In Q3, the Government of Singapore reduced its stake in Cera Sanitaryware, selling 0.8% equity. It now holds 1.9%, with 242,871 shares worth ₹133.8 crore, reflecting a strategic shift in its investment portfolio within the sanitaryware sector.

Cera Sanitaryware Ltd (NSE: CERA) manufactures and trades various building products, including sanitaryware, faucets, and tiles. The company also operates wind and solar power for captive use in Gujarat, enhancing its sustainability initiatives in the industry.

Max Healthcare

On March 7, 2025, Max Healthcare Institute Ltd opened at ₹1,000.10, up 0.06% from its previous close of ₹999.50. The stock reached a high of ₹1,012.50 (1.30%) and a low of ₹977.80. By 3:40 PM, it traded at ₹981.80, down 1.77%, with a market cap of ₹95,444.91 crore.

In Q3, the Government of Singapore trimmed its stake in Max Healthcare, selling 0.8% equity. It now holds 5.9%, with 57,595,107 shares worth ₹5,885.6 crore, indicating a strategic portfolio adjustment in the healthcare sector.

Max Healthcare Institute Ltd (NSE: MAXHEALTH) provides comprehensive healthcare services through primary care clinics, multi-speciality hospitals, and super-speciality centers. It offers medical operations, radiology, pathology, and clinical services, ensuring advanced patient care across its healthcare network.

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Amber Enterprises

On March 7, 2025, Amber Enterprises India Ltd opened at ₹6,213.95, up 0.63% from its previous close of ₹6,174.85. The stock reached a high of ₹6,415.50 (3.89%) and a low of ₹6,203.40. By 3:40 PM, it traded at ₹6,345.80, up 2.77%, with a market cap of ₹21,463.72 crore.

In Q3, the Government of Singapore reduced its stake in Amber Enterprises, selling 1.5% equity. It now holds 1.8%, with 599,267 shares worth ₹348.3 crore, reflecting a strategic portfolio shift in the electronics and manufacturing sector.

Amber Enterprises India Ltd (NSE: AMBER) is a leading solutions provider for the air conditioner OEM/ODM industry in India, holding a 23.6% share in the total room air conditioner market. Established in 1956, it plays a key role in HVAC manufacturing.

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