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JAGSNPHARM · Jagsonpal Pharmaceuticals Limited · NSE · Filed 30 Jun · 1 min read

Jagsonpal Promoters Report No Share Encumbrances for FY2025-26

In their annual disclosure under SEBI's Takeover Regulations, Jagsonpal Pharmaceuticals' promoters and promoter group declared that none of their shares were pledged or encumbered as at 31 March 2026.

What was filed

Jagsonpal Pharmaceuticals submitted the annual disclosure required under Regulation 31(4) of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011, covering the financial year ended 31 March 2026. Despite the "substantial acquisition" heading on the regulation, this is not an acquisition — Regulation 31(4) requires promoters to make a yearly declaration about whether they have encumbered (pledged, mortgaged or otherwise charged) their shares.

The filing bundles declarations from the company's promoter groups, including the Rajpal Singh Kochhar / Aresko group and the Mauritius-based Infinity Holdings group. Each declared that no encumbrance had been created over their shares, directly or indirectly, during or as on the year ended 31 March 2026.

Why it matters to a holder

Promoter share pledging is a risk signal watched by shareholders, because pledged promoter stock can be sold by lenders if margin calls are triggered, adding pressure on the price. This is a routine, calendar-driven compliance filing rather than a corporate event, and it confirms the absence of such encumbrances for the reported year. The disclosure also lists the full promoter and promoter-group structure — 38 named entities in Annexure A — for the record.

Shares held — Rajpal Singh Kochhar (Promoter)
30,30,400 shares
Shares held — Prithipal Singh Kochhar (Promoter Group)
2,69,675 shares
Shares held — Inderpal Singh Kochhar (Promoter Group)
1,83,750 shares

For holders, the value of this annual filing is confirmatory: it states that no promoter shares were pledged or otherwise encumbered as at 31 March 2026, a data point some shareholders monitor. It is a compliance declaration, not a transaction or a change in control.

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