Nalanda Capital trimmed its stake in Cera Sanitaryware from 9.57% to 9.51%, selling 7,692 shares.
A manufacturer of sanitaryware and building products, Cera serves the Indian construction and plumbing sectors with ceramics and related fixtures for residential and commercial applications. The company operates production facilities across India and generates renewable power through wind and solar energy installations in Gujarat for internal consumption. Its product portfolio spans bathroom ceramics, sanitary fittings, and building materials.
Singapore-based investment firm founded in 2007 by Pulak Prasad, formerly co-head of Warburg Pincus in India. It invests only in listed Indian companies, taking large, long-held stakes in a small number of high-quality mid and small caps and rarely selling. It manages about US$5 billion, mainly for US endowments, foundations and family offices, and holds stakes of up to about 10% in companies like Cera Sanitaryware, AIA Engineering, Amara Raja, Page Industries and Jyothy Labs.
