NSE ScannerBulk deals and block deals
A bulk deal is a trade where one client buys or sells more than 0.5% of a company's shares in a day through the normal market. A block deal is a single large trade, above a minimum size set by SEBI, done in a special trading window. NSE publishes both after the session, with the client's name.
- They show who traded large quantities on that day, but not why, or what the client held before or after.
- The same entity often buys and sells on the same day or soon after; check both sides.
- A deal by a well-known investor is information, not a reason by itself to buy or sell.
Where to see it on NSE Scanner
The app's News section lists bulk and block deals, and stock pages link to the full deal history.
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