XL Energy: Share Capital Audit Report for Q3FY26 Shows Pending Demat Credit
XL Energy's Q3FY26 share audit report shows 16,01,100 equity shares issued, but demat credit for 16,01,065 shares is pending. Listing approvals from BSE and NSE are awaited, impacting relisting efforts post-delisting. A director is handling compliance.
The pending listing approvals and dematerialisation status directly affect the company's ability to relist and restructure its capital, which is a material development for shareholders and potential investors.
The report is a routine compliance filing detailing the status of share capital. While it highlights pending approvals and dematerialisation, there are no new financial results or significant corporate actions announced that would strongly influence sentiment.
XL Energy Limited has submitted its Share Capital Audit Report for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, as per SEBI (Depositories and Participants) Regulations, 2018. The report, prepared by R. Bhondori & Co., indicates that the company's issued capital stands at 16,01,100 equity shares. However, the dematerialised credit of 16,01,065 equity shares is pending. This pending credit is due to ongoing depository corporate actions and the awaited in-principle listing approvals from the BSE and NSE. The listing approval is contingent upon the outcome of an appeal filed by NSE before the Hon'ble NCLAT. Consequently, the listed capital is currently NIL, and the entire issued share capital remains unlisted as of the quarter's end. The company had previously been delisted and is currently under suspension, with relisting and capital restructuring underway pursuant to an NCLT-approved Resolution Plan. The record date for allotment under this plan was July 2, 2025. The report also notes that the company has not yet appointed a Company Secretary/Compliance Officer, with a director currently handling compliance matters.
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