Demat Report: 140 equity shares dematerialized in September 2026

Monthly demat report for September 2026: 140 equity shares were dematerialized during the month.

Mon 5 Oct 2026

Equity shares dematerialized in September 2026

140 equity shares

Total holding with NSDL and CDSL as on date

16644023 equity shares

What the update says

This is the company's monthly demat report for September 2026, sent to the stock exchanges along with the certificate covering the shares converted from physical to electronic form during that month.

• Equity shares dematerialized during September 2026: 140 Equity Shares
• Total holding of National Securities Depository Ltd. (NSDL) and Central Depository Services (India) Ltd. (CDSL) as on date: 16644023 Equity Shares

The update also states that after dematerialization, the share certificates were cancelled and substituted in the company's records with the name of the depository as the registered owner. The annexure lists the distinctive numbers, certificate number and date of dematerialization for this lot.

What dematerialization means, in simple terms

• Dematerialization is the conversion of physical share certificates into electronic form, held in a demat account.
• When shares are dematerialized, the old paper certificates are cancelled. The depository (NSDL or CDSL) becomes the registered owner in the company's records, while the actual investor holds the shares through their broker and depository participant.
• The number of shares a shareholder owns does not change, and the total number of shares in issue does not change. Only the form in which they are held changes.

How to read this

Reports of this kind are periodic administrative disclosures. The quantity involved here, 140 equity shares, is small in relation to the 16644023 equity shares shown as the total depository holding, which indicates that the bulk of the company's shares are already held in electronic form.

For a retail investor, the practical takeaways are

• Shares held in electronic form are easier to transfer, pledge or sell, and are not exposed to the risk of loss or damage of physical certificates.
• A demat report does not change the company's share capital, earnings or business. It records the movement of shares from paper to electronic form.
• Any shareholder still holding physical certificates can consider converting them to demat form, as electronic holding is now the norm for trading and transfer.

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