Anmol Jaggi Increases Stake in Gensol

01 Oct 2024 CW Team

Anmol Jaggi, the promoter of Gensol Engineering, has recently increased his stake in the company through open market transactions.

This strategic move demonstrates Jaggi’s confidence in Gensol’s growth potential in the renewable energy sector, particularly as the demand for sustainable solutions continues to rise.

By acquiring additional shares, Jaggi aims to reinforce his commitment to the company’s long-term vision and objectives.

The increase in stake also reflects positive market sentiments around Gensol's performance and its position within the industry.

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