New Delhi, July 03: Dabur India has decided to delist from eight regional bourses including Delhi and Calcutta stock exchanges, due to insignificant trading. "Consequent to our analysis of traded volumes and SEBI's Delisting Guidelines, it has been decided to delist the shares from eight stock exchanges where the trading is insignificant. Dabur shares would now be listed only in BSE and NSE," Dabur India's group director, P D Narang, said in a statement today.

He said the company's shares would continue to be listed in BSE and NSE as they have a national network that is easily accessible to shareholders and investors across the country.

Although the country's fourth largest FMCG company is listed in 10 exchanges, over 90 per cent of trading volumes come from BSE and NSE alone.
The company has already taken shareholders' nod for delisting from stock exchanges of Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta, Jaipur, Patna, Ludhiana and Kanpur. Bureau Report