Dear members,
I found some physical certificates on my father’s name.
SBI Home Finance LTD issued in 1993
LIC Mutual Fund Dhanvikas (1) scheme, issued in 1993
Reliance Petroleum Ltd issued in 1995
SBI Magnum multiplier plus 1993 (sbi MF)
Could anyone please tell me if these companies/mutual funds are still valid and how to redeem these?
I couldn’t find anything on SBI Home Finance and Reliance Petroleum.
LIC Dhanvikas (1) seems to be converted to LIC MF multicap fund, but the current NAV ₹13 seems odd, I was expecting more considering the appreciation between 1993 to 2024. Is there any bonus/split scenario here?
I’d really appreciate if you could provide some valuable information here.
INE627A01012 is the ISIN of sbi home finance ltd …private dealers do quote 15 -30 for this scrip which has filed for LIQUIDATION .
Relaince petroleum finally merged into Reliance industries and Reliance shares were issued without the need to surrender RPL shares. the certificate has no value now.
whenever there is split or merger , capital revision etc old share certificate is never called. you must have got RIL shares . if you are sure that you did not get RIL shares due to address change etc it is more than 7 years and if you have not claimed , the share get transferred to IEPF . first write to RIL and find out the status attaching copy of share certificate .
I can get you connected to a recovery agent and help bridge any communication gap. They will take care of it seamlessly at their end.
The agency will charge you 13% of the share value.
If that is okay with you we can proceed.
All Reliance Petroleum shareholders would have been given Reliance Industries Ltd Shares in lieu,Old certificate has all the value Send the Folio# on the certificate to its registered RTA - Kfintech,They will respond with due process.
My father having 300 Shares of JSW purchased in 1989 ,But the certificate has been lost ,We are having the receipt and the folio no ,How we can get the details and fresh certificate for that .
If you are talking about JSW Steel, you can contact their RTA which is Kfintech. Ask them procedure, documents required on email/call and proceed with further steps.
@Avnish_Dubey Yes, as above suggested, you will need to contact the company’s Registrar and Transfer Agent (RTA) and request duplicate certificates for the lost shares. They will also be able to confirm if the shares remain in your father’s name or if they have been transferred to IEPF.
Further, you can proceed with the dematerialization process. Explained here.