ScoutQuest30 Sep 2026
Rubfila International500367Reclassification update

Promoter Seeks Reclassification of 6,95,091 Shares to Public Category; Applications shared with BSE & NSE

Rubfila has received a request from promoter Mrs. Bharati B Dattani, who holds 6,95,091 equity shares, to reclassify her shareholding from the Promoter category to the Public category.

Promoter Name
Mrs. Bharati B Dattani
Shares Held
6,95,091 equity shares
Reclassification Request
From Promoter category to Public category
NSE Application Date
15-09-2026
BSE Application Date
16-09-2026

What was shared

Rubfila International has disclosed under Regulation 31A of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015 that it received a request from Mrs. Bharati B Dattani, one of the promoters, to move her shareholding from the Promoter category to the Public category.

What reclassification means

A promoter is a person considered to be in control of or closely associated with running the company. Reclassification to the public category means that person is treated like any other ordinary shareholder for disclosure purposes. It does not by itself involve any buying or selling of shares, and the total number of shares outstanding does not change.

What can change is how the shareholding pattern is presented: shares held by such a person move from the promoter block to the public block, which alters the reported promoter holding percentage.

Next step

The reclassification is proposed, not completed. It becomes effective only after the stock exchanges grant their approval to the applications made by the company.

More numbers
  • Shares held by Mrs. Bharati B Dattani6,95,091
Source: BSE · 30 Sep 2026

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