260% rally in five years! Kolkata-based DII raises stake in small-cap stock to 16.53%

Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings share price traded lower amid high volatility on Monday. The small-cap stock initially rallied 1.77% to an intraday high of ₹101.40 apiece on the BSE. However, Texmaco Infrastructure shares succumbed to selling pressure and declined as much as 2.63% to an intraday low of ₹97.00 apiece.

In the latest development, Adventz Finance Private Ltd, a Kolkata-based institutional investor, has increased its stake in Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings by purchasing the company’s shares through open market transactions.

According to a stock exchange filing, Adventz Finance has acquired 70,000 equity shares of Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings Limited on 12th March, 2025. The mode of acquisition was open market purchases.

Adventz Finance earlier held 2,10,06,148 equity shares of Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings, representing 16.48% stake in the company. It subsequently acquired 70,000 Texmaco Infrastructure shares, or 0.05% stake, on March 12.

After the acquisition, Adventz Finance now holds 2,10,76,148 shares, representing 16.53% shareholding in Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings.

“Our total holding in your company including the above shares stands at 2,10,76,148 shares i.e. 16.53% of the total paid up Share Capital of Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings Limited,” Adventz Finance said.

Texmaco Infrastructure Stock Price Performance

Texmaco Infrastructure shares have gained 4% in one month, but have declined 24% on a year-to-date (YTD) basis. The small-cap stock has dropped 23% in the past six months.

However, Texmaco Infrastructure stock price has jumped 80% in the past two years, while it has delivered multibagger returns of 267% in five years.

At 2:45 PM, Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings shares were trading 1.42% lower at ₹98.22 apiece on the BSE, with a market capitalisation of over ₹1,251 crore.

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