Kilburn Engineering and other stocks in focus after promoters bought and sold stakes
Alex Smith
2 months ago
On 8th December 2025, several companies witnessed notable promoter activity involving both share acquisitions and disposals. While some promoters increased their stake through various modes.
Such movements can impact stock sentiment, as promoter actions often reflect confidence or strategic realignment. Investors may keep these stocks on their radar to monitor any short-term market reaction.
Kilburn Engineering Ltd
Kilburn Engineering Ltd (KEL) is a leading Indian manufacturer of highly specialized, customized industrial process equipment, renowned for its expertise in solid, liquid, and gas drying systems, heat exchangers, and pneumatic handling systems, serving core sectors like chemicals, oil & gas, power, food, and fertilisers
Firstview Trading Private Limited, classified as a promoter, acquired 100,000 equity shares of Kilburn Engineering through a conversion of security, at an average price of Rs. 425 per share, and the total value of this transaction amounted to Rs. 4.25 crore.
Following this acquisition, their holding increased to 15,488,600 shares, representing 30.05% of the company’s total equity. The transaction was reported to the exchange on December 8, 2025, under insider-trading regulations.
DB Corp Limited
DB Corp Limited (Dainik Bhaskar Group) is India’s largest diversified media conglomerate, dominant in print, radio (My FM), and digital platforms, reaching vast audiences across multiple Indian states with a focus on regional languages, aiming to be a leading force in enabling socio-economic change through media.
D B Power Limited, classified as a promoter group, acquired 3,600 equity shares through a market purchase, at an average price of Rs. 259.1 per share. The total value of this transaction amounted to Rs. 9.33 lakh.
Following this acquisition, their holding increased to 2,158,262 shares, representing 1.21% of the company’s total equity. The transaction was reported to the exchange on December 8, 2025, under insider-trading regulations.
IFGL Refractories Ltd
IFGL Refractories Ltd. is a Kolkata-based Indian multinational, a leading global manufacturer of specialized refractories (heat-resistant materials) and flow control systems for the iron and steel industry, serving over 50 countries from facilities in India, the UK, USA, China, and Germany.
Mihir Prakash Bajoria, classified as a promoter group, disposed of 437,490 equity shares through an off-market transaction, at an average price of Rs. 212 per share. The total value of this transaction amounted to Rs. 9.27 crores. The transaction was reported to the exchange on December 8, 2025, under insider-trading regulations.
Written by Sridhar J
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