Non-applicability of Regulation 57(4) for quarter ended 31 December 2026
The company confirms it has not issued any non-convertible securities, so reporting requirements for interest, dividend and principal payment obligations do not apply for the quarter ended 31 December 2026.
- Non-convertible Securities Issued
- None
- Quarter Ended
- 31 December 2026
- Unpaid Obligations on NCS
- None
What are non-convertible securities?
Non-convertible securities are debt instruments—bonds, debentures, or notes—issued by a company to borrow money. Unlike convertible securities (which can be turned into equity shares), these remain debt throughout their life. They carry fixed interest obligations and a principal repayment date.
Why does SEBI require this reporting?
Regulation 57(4) of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR) mandates that listed companies disclose a schedule of payments (interest, dividends, and principal repayments) for all non-convertible securities they have issued. This protects investors by ensuring transparency about when the company must pay what, and to whom.
What does this update say?
Silver Pearl Hospitality confirms that
- It has never issued any non-convertible securities.
- No schedule of payment obligations needs to be disclosed for the quarter ended 31 December 2026.
- There are no unpaid interest, dividend, or principal amounts hanging over from any such securities.
This is a declaration of non-applicability—the company is formally stating that the regulation does not concern it because it has no debt securities outstanding. It is a routine compliance update and carries no material news about the company's financial position or strategy.
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