LODR-31-SHPhighSEBI
LODR-31-SHP — Shareholding Pattern
Statement of shareholding pattern filed with the stock exchanges within 21 days of each quarter end, showing promoter and public holding and the extent of dematerialisation.
- Due
- 21st, 1 month after quarter end
- Frequency
- Quarterly
- If it lapses
- ₹2,000 per day of delay under the SEBI standard operating procedure on a delayed shareholding pattern
- Statutory reference
- Reg. 31, SEBI (LODR) Regulations 2015
Who has to file it
Every one of these has to hold before LODR-31-SHP binds an entity:
- listed on Main board (NSE / BSE), SME platform (NSE Emerge / BSE SME) and Debt securities only
- Filed on:
- NSE NEAPS / BSE Listing Centre
- Usually owned by:
- Company Secretary
- Typical effort:
- 3 hours
Common questions
- When is LODR-31-SHP due?
- 21st, 1 month after quarter end. It falls due every quarter.
- Who has to file LODR-31-SHP?
- It applies to listed on Main board (NSE / BSE), SME platform (NSE Emerge / BSE SME) and Debt securities only.
- What is the penalty for filing LODR-31-SHP late?
- ₹2,000 per day of delay under the SEBI standard operating procedure on a delayed shareholding pattern
- Where is LODR-31-SHP filed?
- NSE NEAPS / BSE Listing Centre.
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