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COALINDIA · Coal India Limited · NSE · Filed 24 Sept · 1 min read

Coal India confirms no new promoter encumbrances at subsidiary CMPDIL

In an annual SEBI filing, Coal India stated the promoters of subsidiary CMPDIL created no share encumbrances during the year beyond those already disclosed.

What was filed

Coal India Limited submitted a disclosure to the NSE and BSE under Regulation 31(4) of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011 — the standard annual confirmation on promoter share encumbrances.

The substance is a single confirmation: that the promoters of Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Limited (CMPDIL), together with persons acting in concert, have not created any encumbrances — directly or indirectly — other than those already disclosed during the financial year.

Why it matters to a holder

This is a routine compliance disclosure rather than a corporate event. Regulation 31(4) requires promoters to make an annual declaration on the status of pledged or otherwise encumbered shares.

The filing is a negative confirmation — nothing new was encumbered beyond prior disclosures — and carries no transaction, financial figures, or change in shareholding. Its value lies in what it confirms rather than what it changes: promoter shareholding in the named entity remains free of undisclosed encumbrances as of the reporting period.

The filing is a procedural annual confirmation under SEBI Takeover Regulations; it states only that no undisclosed encumbrances were created, and contains no transaction, financial figures, or change in shareholding for holders to act on.

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