NCL Industries: Share Certificates Lost, Duplicate Issued
NCL Industries Limited is processing requests for duplicate share certificates due to loss of original ones. Shareholders Swarna Latha Kilari, Madhu Jain, and Kanta Bang have applied for duplicates for a total of 770 shares.
The loss of share certificates and subsequent issuance of duplicates is a common occurrence and a standard administrative procedure. It does not have a material impact on the company's financial health or market standing.
The announcement pertains to the administrative process of handling lost share certificates and issuing duplicates, which is a routine regulatory requirement and does not significantly impact the company's financial performance or business operations.
NCL Industries Limited has informed the stock exchanges about the loss of share certificates by shareholders, as per Regulation 39(3) of SEBI (Listing Obligations & Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The company's Registrar and Transfer Agent (RTA), Venture Capital and Corporate Investments Private Limited, has received requests for the process and issuance of duplicate share certificates.
Shareholders affected include SWARNA LATHA KILARI (Folio No. 1045992) who lost 100 shares (Certificate No(s) 133055-133056, Distinctive Nos. 8151193-8151292), MADHU JAIN (Folio No. 032007) who lost 100 shares (Certificate No(s) 102128-102729, Distinctive Nos. 6636301-6636400), and KANTA BANG (Folio No. 085306) who lost 570 shares (Certificate No(s) 326779-326730, Distinctive Nos. 13261519-13262088). The RTA has processed these requests for duplicate share certificates.
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