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Nahar Spinning Mills Reports Dematerialisation Of Shares For December 2025

• By  Textile Excellence
• January 11, 2026

Nahar Spinning Mills Limited has reported the successful dematerialisation of equity shares during December 2025, reaffirming its compliance with regulatory requirements and commitment to transparent corporate governance. The disclosure was made in accordance with Regulation 74(5) of the Securities and Exchange Board of India Depositories and Participants Regulations 2018 and submitted to both BSE and NSE.

The Ludhiana based textile major confirmed that 2,082 equity shares were dematerialised during the month following due verification of share certificates, including distinctive and certificate numbers. Post verification, the physical share certificates were cancelled and replaced by electronic holdings in the name of the respective depositories, strengthening the company’s digital securities framework.

Nahar Spinning Mills stated that the total dematerialised shareholding held through National Securities Depository Limited and Central Depository Services Limited stood at 35,660,939 equity shares as of early January 2026. The update reflects continued investor preference for electronic holding of securities and aligns with broader market trends favouring efficiency, safety, and faster settlement cycles.

The company, one of India’s established spinning and textile producers, continues to focus on regulatory compliance, operational stability, and investor confidence. India’s textile sector remains a key contributor to manufacturing output, employing over 45 million people directly, while listed textile companies increasingly strengthen governance practices to support long term growth and capital market credibility. 

The Ludhiana based textile major confirmed that 2,082 equity shares were dematerialised during the month following due verification of share certificates, including distinctive and certificate numbers. Post verification, the physical share certificates were cancelled and replaced by electronic holdings in the name of the respective depositories, strengthening the company’s digital securities framework.