Redington Limited Clarification Issued Regarding Unusual Scrip Volume Movement on March 11, 2026

Redington Limited responded to an official query from the BSE regarding a notable movement in its stock scrip volume dated March 11, 2026. The company stated that the fluctuations in trading volume are deemed to be entirely market driven and attributable to prevailing market factors. Redington confirmed its ongoing commitment to timely statutory disclosures concerning any material events.

Response to Exchange Query on Trading Volume

On March 11, 2026, Redington Limited issued a formal response to a communication received from the BSE concerning an unusual increase in the trading volume of its scrip (Scrip: 532805). The communication, referenced by the BSE mail dated the same day, sought immediate clarification on the cause of the volume surge.

Company Stance on Market Activity

In its official reply, the Company maintained that the observed movement in the trading volume across exchanges is purely a function of the market. Redington explicitly attributed the increase to factors inherent to the market dynamics rather than any undisclosed internal developments. The management emphasized that the volume fluctuations are market driven.

Commitment to Disclosure Requirements

Redington further reassured stakeholders that it remains compliant with its obligations concerning material information dissemination. The Company confirmed its continuous adherence to existing requirements, ensuring that all necessary disclosures regarding material events will continue to be made promptly as mandated by relevant regulations from time to time.

Authorized Signatory

The clarification letter was authorized by K Vijayshyam Acharya, the Company Secretary, and was digitally signed on March 11, 2026.

Source: BSE

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