Reminder notice for special window to dematerialize old physical shares

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AI summary

Bengal & Assam Company has published its fourth reminder notice in Financial Express and Jansatta about a SEBI-mandated special window running from February 5, 2026 to February 4, 2027. This window lets shareholders transfer or demat physical shares bought or sold before April 1, 2019, including previously rejected transfer requests. Transferred shares will be credited only in demat form and carry a one-year lock-in. Shareholders can approach registrar Alankit Assignments to use this facility.

Likely market impact

Procedural compliance filing with no material impact on stock price. Shareholders holding old physical shares may benefit from this one-time demat facility.