Shareholding pattern refers to the division of shares that haven’t been put on the stock market between various individuals and institutions.
A diversified holding is thus considered good for investors. A moderate to high stake of Foreign Institutional Investors in a company’s shareholding structure fosters optimism among investors regarding its future growth prospects.
Here’s what you exactly need to do to find the shareholding pattern of a company:
- Go to BSE India website (https://www.bseindia.com).
- Enter the name of the company whose shareholding pattern you want to find in the search bar.
- Scroll down and click on the ‘shareholding pattern’ tab.
What is ownership pattern of a company?
The ownership pattern of corporate enterprises can be broadly of three types: (i) Widely dispersed, ownership particularly amongst large number of individual shareholders; (ii) Promotors’ dominated shareholding pattern where promoters may be owning 30% to 80% or more vis-a-vis individual shareholders who own less then …
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presents the Promoter’s holding, FII’s holding, DII’s Holding, and Share holding by general public etc.
Check from the official website of a stock exchange
Individuals can also access the shareholding pattern document of a company through the concerned stock exchange it is listed with, like BSE or NSE. To do so, they need to visit the exchange’s website and enter the company’s name.
In principle, “promoters” denotes those persons that were instrumental at the time of establishing the company and those who are in control of the company, for example through shareholdings and/or their management position. “Non-promoters” refer to other shareholders, including minority shareholders.
Promoters are a group of persons who conceive the idea of setting up a company. … They are the shareholders of the company. Shareholders, as the term suggests, are the people who own the shares of the company. They invest in the company and are technically its owners.
What you have to do:
- go to http://mca.gov.in/MCA21/index.html.
- Create an account.
- Go to ‘View Public Documents’
- Enter the name of the company you’re looking for.
- Check in the list whether Form 20B (for filing Annual Return) is available for that company.
- If it is, then make the payment and download this Form.
Can a company run without a promoter?
There are instances of companies with no promoter holding and the companies can be professionally managed. This is very common in the US. Company Law says that a company is managed by its board of directors. In general, there is no rule in regard to de-classifying a promoter.
Shareholding pattern shows how the total number of shares equity outstanding in the company is divided between various owners (individuals and institutions). It shoes how the ownership id split among the entities that make up its owners.
What are the 4 types of ownership?
5 Different Types Of South African Business Structures
- Sole Proprietorship. A sole proprietorship is when there is a single founder who owns and runs the business. …
- Partnership. A partnership is when 2 or more co-owners run a business together. …
- Pty Ltd – Proprietary limited company. …
- Public Company. …
- Franchise.
Shareholders of a company are of two types – common and preferred shareholder. As their name suggests, they are the owners of a company’s common stocks.
In contrast to an increase in promoter holding, a decrease sends a negative signal to investors. It indicates that the promoters themselves do not have much faith in the future prospects of the company or do not have a sound strategy to grow the business or tackle competition.
What is holdings in Groww?
Usually, the number of stocks a fund invests in depends on the category of fund. If you go to the fund page of Axis Bluechip Fund, you will see a section called ‘Top 10 Holdings’, which means these are the top 10 companies the fund has invested its AUM in.