Shares of Indosolar Limited surged 5% to Rs 678.75 on Tuesday, hitting the upper circuit limit, even as bulk deal data showed that Epitome Trading and Investments sold 2,55,399 equity shares of the company on October 7, 2025, at an average price of Rs 642.98 per share on the NSE.
The total transaction value amounted to around Rs 1.64 crore, based on the average selling price. Despite this offloading, the stock witnessed strong buying interest in today’s session, pushing it to its 52-week high of Rs 678.75.
At the time of writing, Indosolar’s market capitalization stood at Rs 25.62 billion, with a year range of Rs 165.07 to Rs 678.75. The trading volume remained relatively moderate at around 26,000 shares.
The surge in Indosolar shares follows a recent upward trend in solar and renewable energy-linked counters, amid optimism around India’s growing clean energy transition. However, the bulk deal selling by Epitome Trading appears unrelated to today’s price movement, which was largely driven by broader positive sentiment in the solar sector.
Indosolar, part of Waaree Energies, is engaged in manufacturing high-efficiency photovoltaic solar cells and modules for domestic and international markets. The company continues to benefit from government initiatives promoting indigenous solar manufacturing under the PLI scheme and ‘Make in India’ push.
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