EFC (I) Limited receives reclassification requests from two promoters to public category
EFC (I) Limited received reclassification requests from promoters Ms. Shefali Chintan Parikh (0.01% holding) and Mr. Niren Abhaykumar Jhaveri (0.00% holding) to move to the 'Public' category.
The impact is low because the reclassification involves a very small percentage of the company's total equity (0.01% and 0.00%), and it is a regulatory compliance matter rather than a strategic or operational change for the company.
The announcement is procedural, concerning the reclassification of two promoters with negligible shareholdings to the public category. It does not indicate any positive or negative impact on the company's operations or financial performance.
EFC (I) Limited announced on November 5, 2025, that it received requests from Ms. Shefali Chintan Parikh and Mr. Niren Abhaykumar Jhaveri, currently categorized as promoters, to be reclassified to the 'Public' category. * Ms. Shefali Chintan Parikh holds 8,600 equity shares, representing 0.01% of the total equity share capital. * Mr. Niren Abhaykumar Jhaveri holds 600 equity shares, representing 0.00% of the total equity share capital. * Both individuals have confirmed they are not involved in the company's day-to-day activities, do not exercise control, do not hold more than ten percent of voting rights, are not represented on the board, are not key managerial personnel, and meet other conditions for reclassification under Regulation 31A of SEBI LODR Regulations, 2015. They have also undertaken to comply with the prescribed conditions post-reclassification.
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