HEG Limited: Action urged for physical shareholders to dematerialize shares for HEG Graphite allotment
HEG Limited is urging physical shareholders to update KYC and dematerialize shares before the Record Date for HEG Graphite Limited's share allotment. One HEG Graphite share will be issued for every HEG Limited share held. Shares can only be issued in dematerialized form.
This announcement requires action from a specific segment of shareholders (physical shareholders) to facilitate a corporate action (demerger and share issuance). While not directly impacting the company's financials, it is a crucial step for the successful execution of the demerger and affects a portion of the shareholder base.
The announcement is a procedural update informing shareholders about the necessary steps for a demerger and share allotment. It does not contain financial results or performance indicators, hence it is neutral.
HEG Limited has announced that it is in the process of dispatching letters to its equity shareholders holding shares in physical form. The communication advises these shareholders to urgently update their Know Your Customer (KYC) details and dematerialize their physical equity shares.
This action is crucial to enable the seamless credit of equity shares of HEG Graphite Limited, the resulting company, pursuant to a Composite Scheme of Arrangement. Under this scheme, the Graphite Business of HEG Limited will be demerged into HEG Graphite Limited. Eligible shareholders will receive one equity share of HEG Graphite Limited for every one equity share held in HEG Limited as of the Record Date.
Equity shares of HEG Graphite Limited can only be issued in Dematerialized (Demat) form, and no physical share certificates will be issued. Physical shareholders are therefore requested to ensure their KYC particulars are updated and their shares are dematerialized well before the Record Date. Failure to do so may result in the allotment of shares to HEG Graphite Limited being credited to a designated Escrow Demat Account, requiring further steps for claiming them.
Shareholders are advised to open a Demat account if they do not have one, update their KYC particulars (PAN, Aadhaar, address, bank details, nomination, mobile number, email ID, and specimen signature) with the RTA, and submit necessary documents including self-attested copies of PAN and Aadhaar cards, ISR-1, ISR-2, SH-13 forms, and an original cancelled cheque to MCS Share Transfer Agent Limited. The company also recommends shareholders dematerialize their existing physical shares at the earliest by submitting them with their Depository Participant to facilitate future transactions and ensure smooth receipt of corporate benefits.
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