BSE Approves Reclassification of B.C. Power Controls Ltd From Promoter Group to Public Category

Bonlon Industries has received BSE approval to reclassify B.C. Power Controls Limited from the Promoter Group to the Public category.

Thu 1 Oct 2026

Reclassification approved by

BSE Limited

Entity reclassified (Promoter Group to Public)

B.C. Power Controls Limited

Shares held by entity

0

Shareholding of entity

0

BSE approval letter date / reference

01st October, 2026; LIST/COMP/SJ/227/2026-27

BSE has approved a change in how one entity is classified within Bonlon Industries' shareholding structure.

What has been approved

• The company has received approval from BSE Limited for the reclassification of B.C. Power Controls Limited from the Promoter Group category to the Public category.
• The update states this is being done as an "outgoing Promoter Group shareholder" being reclassified as a public shareholder.
• The approval letter from BSE is dated 01st October, 2026, and carries the reference LIST/COMP/SJ/227/2026-27.
• The company's application in this matter was referred to in its letters dated 04th July, 2026.

The numbers shown in the update

• The table lists B.C. Power Controls Limited at serial number 1.
• Category before the change: Promoter Group. Category after the change: Public.
• Number of shares held: 0.
• Shareholding: 0.

What reclassification means

• Indian listed companies maintain a list of "promoters" and "promoter group" entities. Shares held by these entities are shown separately and are treated differently from shares held by the general public.
• Reclassifying an entity from promoter group to public means that entity is no longer counted as part of the promoter group going forward.
• Here, the entity is shown as holding 0 shares, so this is a change in the status and category of that entity rather than any transfer of shares from it.

What investors may watch

• The company states that subsequent disclosures of material events related to this reclassification will be made as required under Regulation 31A.
• Investors tracking the promoter holding structure would typically look at any later update on the promoter group's aggregate shareholding as it stands after such a change.

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