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List of Offer for Sale (OFS) – October 2025

An Offer for Sale (OFS) allows promoters or large shareholders of a listed company to offload their stake to the public via the stock exchange platform. In simple terms, it’s a “bulk sale” of shares by big owners (promoters, government, or institutions) directly to investors in the market.

The table below shows the list of Offer for Sale (OFS) – October 2025.

 

Scrip NameCategoryStart DateEnd DateFloor PriceCut-off PriceMaximum allowed bid quantity
KEYSTONE REALTORS LIMITED Non-RetailOct 15, 2025Oct 15, 2025550.00N/A41,18,400 shares
KEYSTONE REALTORS LIMITED RetailOct 16, 2025Oct 16, 2025N/A550.004,57,600 shares
HARIG CRANKSHAFTS LTDNon-RetailOct 01, 2025Oct 01, 20253N/A4,72,500 shares
HARIG CRANKSHAFTS LTDRetailOct 03, 2025Oct 03, 2025N/A352,500 shares

Example:

Let’s say XYZ Ltd. is a listed company.

  • The promoter holds 70% of the company.

  • As per SEBI rules, promoters can’t own more than 75%. To comply, the promoter decides to sell 5% shares.

  • They announce an OFS with a floor price of ₹200 per share.

 

 

On the OFS day:

  • Investors can place bids on NSE/BSE at or above ₹200.

  • If you bid ₹205 and shares are available, you may be allotted at that price.

  • The sale proceeds go to the promoter (seller), not the company.

 

 

Result: The promoter’s stake drops from 70% to 65%, while investors get the opportunity to buy shares at a set price.

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From the upcoming expiry, full contract value funding is mandatory for positions resulting in physical settlement. If funds are not available, positions will be squared off before expiry, and any losses or charges will be borne by the client.

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IRFC OFS Opens for Retail on Feb 26 at ₹104 Floor Price

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