Mandatory Electronic Payment of Dividend/Interest/Redemption
Muthoot Finance informs that SEBI's new regulations mandate electronic payments for dividend, interest, and redemption, effective November 18, 2025, discontinuing physical instruments.
The change affects payment processing and requires stakeholders to update their information, which has a moderate operational impact.
The announcement is a regulatory update and does not express any positive or negative sentiment.
* SEBI issued the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Fifth Amendment Regulations, 2025, effective from 18 November 2025. * Listed entities must make all dividend, interest, redemption, or repayment payments only through electronic modes. * Issuance of physical instruments like warrants, cheques, or drafts for such payments is no longer permitted. * Stakeholders should update and validate their bank account details for seamless electronic payments.
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