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Quarterly shareholding disclosure requires listed companies to file and publish a prescribed detailed shareholding pattern online. Listed companies must file and publish a prescribed quarterly shareholding pattern within fifteen days of quarter end, using a tabular format dividing Promoter and Non Promoter holdings with subcategories, naming entities/individuals holding more than one percent, disclosing total foreign shareholding including GDRs and ADRs, and applying the takeover regulations' definitions for promoters and persons acting in concert; stock exchanges must post the disclosures on their websites.
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Quarterly shareholding disclosure requires listed companies to file and publish a prescribed detailed shareholding pattern online.
Listed companies must file and publish a prescribed quarterly shareholding pattern within fifteen days of quarter end, using a tabular format dividing Promoter and Non Promoter holdings with subcategories, naming entities/individuals holding more than one percent, disclosing total foreign shareholding including GDRs and ADRs, and applying the takeover regulations' definitions for promoters and persons acting in concert; stock exchanges must post the disclosures on their websites.
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