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Sujala offloads 4.99% in Rain Calcining

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Hyderabad, March 22

Sujala Investment Pvt Ltd has informed the stock exchanges that it has sold 64,73,499 shares of Rain Calcining Ltd aggregating to 4.99 per cent of paid-up equity on Tuesday. The mode of sale is through off-market trade and its shareholding has come down to 2,08,39,901 shares aggregating to 16.09 per cent of Rain Calcining's equity.

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