Material or price-sensitive events concerning a listed entity or its subsidiaries or associates must be disclosed immediately to recognised stock exchange(s) when considered material or price sensitive by the board of directors. Materiality depends on whether omission would alter publicly available information or likely cause significant market reaction if later revealed. Listed entities must maintain a board-approved materiality determination policy and disclose it on their website.

Listed entities having depository receipts listed on recognised stock exchanges must disclose audited annual financial statements immediately after board approval and within three months of the financial year-end. Financial statements for each of the first three quarters must be disclosed immediately after board approval and within forty-five days of each quarter-end. Statements must follow IFRS, US GAAP, Ind AS, or applicable home-jurisdiction standards; other home-jurisdiction standards require reconciliation with IFRS.

Entities with a secondary listing of specified securities must continue listing on the home exchange, comply with its listing rules and home-regulator requirements, and make English disclosures to recognised stock exchanges simultaneously with releases to the home exchange and home regulator. They must also comply with additional requirements specified by the Authority or recognised stock exchanges.

Immediate website dissemination of disclosures made by Listed Entities is required from recognised stock exchange(s). Where specified securities are listed as a primary listing, each recognised stock exchange must ensure that disclosures made by Listed Entities are disseminated on its website immediately. The obligation concerns the exchange's dissemination function, applies to listed-entity disclosures, and requires the website to serve as the medium for immediate dissemination.

Listed entities with specified securities primarily listed on recognised stock exchanges must maintain a functional website. The website must provide basic entity information, including its business details, board of directors, key managerial personnel, compliance officer, financial statements, grievance-redressal email address, and annual reports. This establishes a continuing digital disclosure requirement for corporate, governance, financial, and investor-grievance information.

Listed entities with specified securities primarily listed on recognised stock exchanges must establish a whistle-blower mechanism enabling directors, employees and other persons to report genuine concerns. The mechanism must incorporate adequate safeguards against victimisation of persons using it. Protection against victimisation applies to persons using the mechanism to raise genuine concerns.

Listed Entities must provide remote e-voting for all shareholders' resolutions, file voting results with recognised stock exchanges within two working days of a General Meeting, and send proxy forms allowing votes for or against each resolution. They must also provide all shareholders a one-way live webcast of annual general meeting proceedings.

Listed entities must provide advance intimation to recognised stock exchange(s) before proposed corporate actions, including stock splits, consolidations, dividends and bonus issues. Where a record date applies, the entity must notify the exchange(s) at least three working days beforehand and specify the purpose of that record date for the relevant corporate action.

Listed entities with specified securities primarily listed on recognised stock exchanges must disclose an environmental, social and governance sustainability report for each financial year within six months after its end. The requirement does not apply where market capitalisation is below USD 50 million. The report must follow internationally accepted reporting standards, Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting, or another standard specified by the Authority.

Listed entities with specified securities primarily listed on a recognised stock exchange must describe their governance practices in annual reports under the laws of their jurisdiction of incorporation. They must also comply with corporate governance norms specified by the Authority, combining incorporation-jurisdiction disclosure requirements with additional prescribed governance compliance obligations.

Listed entities must submit quarterly statements identifying category-wise deviations between projected utilisation of public-issue proceeds stated in the offer document and their actual use. The statements must continue until proceeds are fully utilised or the stated purpose is achieved, undergo audit committee review, and be submitted to recognised stock exchanges immediately after review within the prescribed quarterly timeline. Variations must also be explained in the directors' report in the annual report.

Listed entities must submit their annual report to recognised stock exchange(s) immediately after finalisation and publish it on their websites. The report must include audited standalone and consolidated financial statements, the directors' report, management discussion and analysis, corporate-governance practices, an applicable sustainability report, and mandatory requirements prescribed by laws of the jurisdiction of incorporation.

Regulation 96 requires a listed entity with specified securities primarily listed on recognised stock exchanges to disclose audited standalone and consolidated financial statements for the full financial year immediately after board approval and no later than three months after the end of that financial year. Financial statements for each of the first three quarters must be disclosed immediately after board approval and within forty-five days after the relevant quarter. Financial statements must follow IFRS, US GAAP, Ind AS, or applicable home-jurisdiction standards; other home-jurisdiction standards require reconciliation with IFRS.

Shareholding pattern disclosure requires every listed entity with specified securities primarily listed on recognised stock exchanges to submit its shareholding pattern quarterly. Filing must be made with the recognised stock exchange or exchanges in the form and manner specified by the Authority or those exchanges, no later than fifteen working days after the end of each quarter.

Promoters and controlling shareholders must disclose details of any encumbrance over a listed entity's specified securities when created, invoked or released. Disclosure must be made within two working days to the recognised stock exchange or exchanges and to the listed entity. The listed entity must immediately disclose the information received to the recognised stock exchange or exchanges.

Investigation of a listed entity's affairs may require appointment of a competent person to review or investigate and report findings to the Authority, recognised stock exchange(s), and the Audit Committee. The listed entity must immediately disclose information concerning the appointment and findings to recognised stock exchange(s) for public dissemination.

Listed entities must immediately disclose to recognised stock exchange(s) any auditor's adverse opinion, disclaimer of opinion, or qualified opinion on their financial statements. This duty also applies to opinions concerning subsidiaries or associates where they materially affect the listed entity's consolidated accounts.

Listed entities must immediately notify recognised stock exchanges of changes in directors, key managerial personnel, auditors or compliance officers. Detailed reasons supplied by an resigning auditor must be disclosed as soon as possible, and within one working day of receipt. A resigning director, key managerial person or compliance officer who is aware of material irregularities affecting the listed entity, including financial reporting, must notify the recognised stock exchange or exchanges in writing within one working day.

Regulation 90 requires a listed entity with specified securities primarily listed on recognised stock exchanges to immediately disclose to the recognised stock exchange or exchanges the proceedings of its annual and extraordinary general meetings. The obligation applies to meetings by whatever name called and covers both annual and extraordinary general meetings.

Listed entities with specified securities primarily listed on recognised stock exchanges must give prior intimation of board meetings and immediately disclose outcomes concerning dividends, buybacks, fund raising, capital changes, financial results, voluntary delisting, material business events, or material litigation. Intimation must be given at least two working days before the meeting, excluding the intimation date and meeting date.