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To, All Shareholders, Subject: Mandatory Dematerialization of Shares held in Physical Form. As per amendment to Regulation 40 of Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure

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How to fill out mandatory dematerialisation of shares

1. To fill out mandatory dematerialisation of shares, follow these steps:
2. Gather all the necessary documents such as the share certificates, transfer deed, and identity proof of the shareholder.
3. Contact the depository participant or registrar and transfer agent for guidance on the process.
4. Obtain the dematerialisation request form from the depository participant or registrar and transfer agent.
5. Fill out the dematerialisation request form with accurate details such as the name of the company, folio number, number of shares, etc.
6. Attach the necessary documents along with the dematerialisation request form.
7. Submit the filled-out form and documents to the depository participant or registrar and transfer agent.
8. Pay any applicable fees or charges related to the dematerialisation process.
9. The depository participant or registrar and transfer agent will verify the details and process the dematerialisation request.
10. Once completed, you will receive a confirmation of dematerialisation from the depository participant or registrar and transfer agent.
11. The shares will be dematerialised and reflected in your demat account.

Who needs mandatory dematerialisation of shares?

1. Mandatory dematerialisation of shares is needed by:
2. - Companies or entities that are listed on the stock exchange and their shares are traded in the electronic form.
3. - Shareholders who want to convert their physical shares into electronic form.
4. - Investors who want to buy or sell shares through the stock exchange.
5. - Financial institutions and intermediaries involved in stock trading and settlement processes.

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What is mandatory dematerialisation of shares?

Mandatory dematerialisation of shares refers to the process where physical share certificates are converted into electronic format, making them easier to trade and manage.

Who is required to file mandatory dematerialisation of shares?

All public companies and their shareholders are required to file for mandatory dematerialisation of shares to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

How to fill out mandatory dematerialisation of shares?

To fill out mandatory dematerialisation, shareholders must complete a dematerialisation request form provided by their depository participant and submit it along with physical share certificates.

What is the purpose of mandatory dematerialisation of shares?

The purpose of mandatory dematerialisation of shares is to reduce the risks associated with physical share certificates, improve trading efficiency, and enhance transparency in share ownership.

What information must be reported on mandatory dematerialisation of shares?

The information that must be reported includes the shareholder's details, the number of shares to be dematerialised, and the unique identification numbers of the physical certificates.