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Tencent Cloud Europe sold ₹982 cr of Swiggy in a block deal

Tencent Cloud Europe sold 5.43 cr shares of Swiggy in a block deal on 30 Oct, 1.97% of the company. Two fund houses were among the buyers.

Fund Tracker India · 31 Oct 2026 · 2 min read

Key points

The Swiggy block deal: who sold and who bought

Tencent Cloud Europe B.V. sold 5.43 cr shares of Swiggy in the block window on 30 Oct. Every trade printed at ₹180.65. On the buying side, Société Générale took ₹429 cr, Morgan Stanley Asia (Singapore) ₹238 cr and Goldman Sachs Bank Europe ₹191 cr. Block trades that day came to ₹1,033 cr across 2 stocks, Swiggy's included.

Two fund houses in the block

Nippon India Mutual Fund bought ₹50.0 cr. Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund split ₹27.0 cr across 4 trades. SBI Mutual Fund was adding before the block: in its September portfolio it added ₹1,549 cr of Swiggy, its second-largest addition by value.

The price

The block price compares with ₹276.10, paid by Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius in a bulk deal on 4 Sep. The exchange file names who traded and at what price. It does not say why.

What we do not know

Why Tencent Cloud Europe sold, and whether it still holds Swiggy shares. The December-quarter shareholding pattern, due by 21 Jan, will show its stake if it is above 1%.

Questions

Who bought Swiggy shares in the block deal?

Société Générale, Morgan Stanley Asia (Singapore), Goldman Sachs Bank Europe, Nippon India Mutual Fund, Ghisallo Master Fund and Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund, in 9 trades.

Is a block deal a signal to buy or sell Swiggy?

No. It records a trade between two named parties at one price; the file gives no reason for it, and we do not offer a view.

NSE block deals file, 30 Oct 2026; SBI Mutual Fund's monthly portfolio for September 2026.

Published 31 Oct 2026.

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