NCNahar Capital and Financial Services532952Routine SEBI update

Monthly demat report: 200 equity shares dematerialised in October 2026

Nahar Capital and Financial Services Ltd has shared its monthly demat report for October 2026, with the certificate signed by the Company Secretary and dated 03.11.2026.

By ScoutQuest · Tue 3 Nov 2026, 4:35 PM IST · 2 min read

Shares Dematerialised

200 equity shares dematerialised during October 2026

Certificate Details

certificate no. 4930 and certificate no. 4931, 100.00 shares each, dated 15.10.2026

Total Depository Holding

~1.66 crore equity shares (NSDL and CDSL together)

What the company has shared

Nahar Capital and Financial Services Ltd has submitted its monthly dematerialisation report for October 2026, along with the certificate issued in connection with Regulation 74(5) of the SEBI (Depositories and Participants) Regulations, 2018. The certificate is signed by Anjali Modgil, Company Secretary & Compliance Officer, and dated 03.11.2026.

The figures in the update

• 200 equity shares were dematerialised during the month of October 2026.
• These came from two certificates: certificate no. 4930 covering 100.00 shares and certificate no. 4931 covering 100.00 shares, both dated 15.10.2026. The annexure lists them under distinctive numbers 483669 to 483768 and 483769 to 483868 respectively, totalling 200.00.
• After dematerialisation, the share certificates were cancelled and the name of the depository was substituted as the registered owner in the company's records.
• The total holding of National Securities Depository Ltd. (NSDL) as well as Central Depository Services Ltd. (CDSL), as on date, is ~1.66 crore equity shares.

What dematerialisation means, in plain terms

Dematerialisation is the conversion of physical share certificates into electronic form. When a shareholder does this, the paper certificate is cancelled and the shares are held in a demat account with a depository such as NSDL or CDSL. The depository then appears as the registered owner in the company's register, while the actual holder is the investor whose account is credited.

How to read this report

• The report records a change in the form in which shares are held — from paper to electronic — rather than a change in the number of shares the company has issued.
• The 200 shares covered here are a small quantity compared with the ~1.66 crore equity shares held in depository form as on date. Shares that move into demat add to that depository holding.
• The distinctive numbers and certificate numbers given in the annexure let anyone match the exact certificates that were cancelled.
• Companies send this certificate every month, so it is a recurring record-keeping communication rather than a one-off event.

Quick summary

Two paper certificates, together holding 200 equity shares, were converted into electronic form on 15.10.2026, and the total shares held through NSDL and CDSL now stands at ~1.66 crore equity shares as on date.

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