Coffee Day: 57 lakh shares (≈2.7%) block at ₹44.45, heavy churn

Roughly 57 lakh Coffee Day shares (~2.7% equity) changed hands at ₹44.45 in block trades, triggering heavy churn and sharp intraday moves around the deal zone.
Roughly 57 lakh Coffee Day shares (~2.7% equity) changed hands at ₹44.45 in block trades, triggering heavy churn and sharp intraday moves around the deal zone.
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