Block Deals Today
At a glance Fri, 9 Oct 2026 · end of day. It describes the session; it does not call the next one.
On 9 Oct 2026 NSE reported 155 bulk deals, 0 block deals and 67 short-selling entries.
Block deals Bulk deal: one client trading more than 0.5% of a company's shares in a day. Block deal: a single trade of at least Rs 10 crore in the special block window. Short selling: shares sold without holding them, reported by brokers.
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Search results Every stored bulk, block and short-selling deal for the stock or client, newest first.
Type a stock symbol or part of a client name, then press Search history.
Deals by session Top: NIFTY 50 candles with EMA 20 / 50 / 100 / 200. Bottom: the measure you pick, with its 20-session average in black.
Most active clients, last 20 sessions Bulk and block deals added up by client name.
What our backtest found NSE bulk-deal reports, 2 Jan 2023 - 9 Oct 2026; returns against the average liquid NSE stock
Net bulk-deal value per stock and day, counting only clients who did not trade both sides of the same stock that day (round trips by trading firms left out), net at least Rs 1 crore. Returns: stock minus the average liquid NSE stock.
| Signal | Stock-days | Next 5 days: avg / median / beat | Next 20 days: avg / median / beat | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Net bulk buying | 1,950 | +0.10% / -0.83% / 46% | -0.96% / -2.24% / 42% | No edge |
| Net bulk selling | 3,125 | +0.41% / -0.43% / 47% | +0.35% / -1.10% / 46% | No edge |
Data: NSE bulk.csv, block.csv and short-selling files, and NSE's CSV export of the same reports for past sessions. Value: quantity times the reported (weighted average) price. Short-selling data is reported by brokers and published by NSE the next day. For education only; not investment advice.
What Bulk, Block and Short-Selling Deals Show
Bulk deals
A bulk deal is a trade in which one client buys or sells more than 0.5% of a listed company's shares in a single session, through the normal trading window. Brokers must report it the same day, and NSE publishes the client name, side, quantity and average price.
Block deals
A block deal is a single large trade of at least Rs 10 crore executed in a special block-deal window, usually between two institutions that agreed the trade in advance. Promoter stake sales and fund rebalancing often go through this window.
Short selling
Selling shares one does not own, to buy them back later. Brokers report short sales to NSE, which publishes the quantity per stock. In India, institutions cannot short sell in the cash market and close out the same day without delivery, so most short positions are in the F&O market instead.
Reading a deal
A deal shows who traded and how much, not why. Many bulk deals are by high-frequency trading firms that buy and sell the same stock in the same session; check whether the same client appears on both sides before reading anything into it.
How We Calculate It
Search
The search box filters the session's deals by stock or client. "Search history" looks through every stored deal for the symbol or any client name containing your text.
Most active clients
Bulk and block deals of the last 20 sessions added up by client name: value bought, value sold, number of deals and number of different stocks.
What Our Backtest Found
Net bulk buying
Across 1,950 stock-days with at least Rs 1 crore of net bulk buying (round-trip trades left out), the stock beat the market over the next 20 sessions only 42% of the time, with a median of -2.2%. Big buyers in the deal list did not, on average, pick stocks that went on to outperform.
Net bulk selling
Stocks with net bulk selling (3,125 stock-days) did no worse than those with net buying. A big seller is often a fund exiting or a promoter raising money, which says little about the next weeks.
How to use it
Use deals to see who is trading a stock and in what size. On our data they are not a buy or sell signal. For education only.
Large Deals: Frequently Asked Questions
What are today's bulk deals on NSE?
The table above lists every bulk deal NSE reported for the latest session: stock, client, buy or sell, quantity, price and value. Switch to block deals or short selling with the buttons.
What is the difference between a bulk deal and a block deal?
A bulk deal is any trade above 0.5% of a company's shares by one client in a day, in the normal market. A block deal is a single trade of at least Rs 10 crore in a separate block window.
Can I see all deals by one investor?
Yes. Type part of the client name and press Search history to see every stored bulk, block and short-selling entry with that name.
Does a big bulk buy mean the stock will rise?
No. On our NSE data, stocks with net bulk buying did not reliably beat the market afterwards. Deals tell you who traded, not what happens next.
More Market Pulse pages
Data: NSE end-of-day files (capital-market bhavcopy, delivery, index closes, price-band hits, F&O market activity, bulk / block / short-selling reports). This page explains how market participants commonly read this data. It is for education only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.