CEAT Limited: Submits Duplicate Share Certificate Information to Stock Exchanges

CEAT Limited has submitted information regarding duplicate share certificates to the BSE Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India Limited. This submission, received from NSDL Database Management Limited, the company’s Registrar and Transfer Agent, is for reference, records, and dissemination. The data includes details of shareholders for whom duplicate certificates are being issued in lieu of original ones.

Duplicate Share Certificate Information Submitted

CEAT Limited has officially informed the stock exchanges, namely the BSE Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India Limited, regarding the submission of information pertaining to duplicate share certificates. This procedural disclosure was made on October 21, 2026.

Details from Registrar and Transfer Agent

The information has been received from NSDL Database Management Limited, which acts as the Registrar and Transfer Agent for CEAT Limited. The submission is intended for the official records and dissemination by the stock exchanges. This step ensures transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements concerning the issuance of duplicate securities.

Shareholder Information Included

The accompanying details, dated October 19, 2026, from NSDL Database Management Limited, list specific shareholder accounts for whom duplicate share certificates are being processed. This includes information such as Folio Number, Date of Issue, Name of Shareholder, Number of Shares, and the range of Distinctive Numbers for the new certificates issued in lieu of lost or misplaced original ones.

Key Shareholder Data Provided

Notable shareholders for whom duplicate certificates are being issued include individuals like ARUNA N SWAMY, VINABEN R SHAH (jointly with RAMESHCHANDRA C SHAH), and CHANDRIKABEN PRAVINCHANDRA MEHТА (jointly with PRAVINCHANDRA RAMANLAL MEHTA). The data also lists shareholders such as PRAMODE ARORA. For each, the number of shares and the distinctive number ranges for the duplicate certificates are clearly documented.

Source: BSE

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