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Reliance, HLL figure among 200 entities with overdue Demat requests
Mumbai, Jul 16: Reliance and Hindustan Lever are among the list of 200 companies that have failed to work on request by some of their shareholders to convert physical shares into paperless form even after three weeks of such requests, according to National Securities Depository Ltd (NDSL) data.
Mumbai, Jul 16: Reliance and Hindustan Lever are among the list of 200 companies that have failed to work on request by some of their shareholders to convert physical
shares into paperless form even after three weeks of such requests, according to National Securities Depository Ltd (NDSL) data.
State Bank of India, Union Bank of India and Bank of Baroda are some of the other corporates that figure among top 200 companies with maximum overdue Demat requests as on June 27, 2003, NSDL said in a statement.
The other companies in the list that have failed to comply with the investors request include Jaiprakash Industries, JK Corporation Ltd, it added.
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The other companies in the list that have failed to comply with the investors request include Jaiprakash Industries, JK Corporation Ltd, it added.
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