According to the block deal data available with BSE, Morgan Stanley offloaded 1.21 crore shares of four firms for Rs 641.48 crore.
The shares were disposed of in the range of Rs 259.65- 1,698.5 apiece.
Morgan Stanley sold shares of Bharti Airtel for Rs 212.20 crore at a price Rs 530.5 per unit and that of HDFC for Rs 61.64 crore at Rs 1,698.5 per scrip.
ITC's shares were offloaded for Rs 163.27 crore at a price of Rs 259.65 apiece, while that of Shriram Transport Finance Company were sold at Rs 1,362.5 per unit for Rs 204.37 crore.
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