GHCL promoter Neelabh Dalmia declares no encumbrance of shares in FY26
Neelabh Dalmia, a promoter of GHCL Limited, declared no new encumbrance on equity shares for FY26, complying with SEBI regulations. The disclosure submitted to NSE and BSE listed 36 promoters and one promoter group entity. This confirms the promoter's holdings are free of new charges beyond prior disclosures.

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Neelabh Dalmia, a promoter of GHCL Limited , has confirmed that he did not create any encumbrance on the equity shares held by him during the financial year ended March 31, 2026. This declaration ensures that the promoter's shareholding remains free from new charges or pledges, other than those already disclosed to the exchanges. The disclosure is significant for shareholders as it indicates stability in the promoter's holding structure and the absence of leveraging against the company's stock during FY26.
The declaration was submitted to the National Stock Exchange of India Limited and BSE Limited in compliance with Regulation 31(4) of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeover) Regulations, 2011. The regulation mandates promoters to disclose any encumbrance created on their shareholdings to ensure transparency. The communication, dated April 4, 2026, was addressed to the corporate relationship departments of both exchanges and copied to the Audit & Compliance Committee of GHCL Limited.
The filing included a detailed list of promoters, the promoter group, and persons acting in concert (PAC) associated with the target company, GHCL Limited. The list identifies 36 entities classified as promoters and one entity, Ram Krishna Dalmia Foundation, classified as part of the promoter group. The list was provided without PAN details as specified in the subject of the declaration.
List of Promoters and Persons Acting in Concert
| Name(s) of the person and Persons Acting in Concert (PAC) with the person | Whether the person belongs to Promoter/Promoter Group |
|---|---|
| Anurag Dalmia (HUF) | Promoter |
| Anurag Dalmia | Promoter |
| Neelabh Dalmia | Promoter |
| Gems Commercial Company Limited | Promoter |
| Oval Investment Pvt Ltd | Promoter |
| Lhonak Enternational Private Limited | Promoter |
| Hindustan Commercial Company Limited | Promoter |
| Carissa Investment Pvt Ltd | Promoter |
| Golden Tobacco Limited | Promoter |
| Harvatex Engineering And Processing Company Limited | Promoter |
| Anurag Trading Leasing And Investment Company Pvt Ltd | Promoter |
| WGF Financial Services Ltd | Promoter |
| Dalmia Finance Ltd | Promoter |
| Archana Trading And Investment Company Pvt. Ltd. | Promoter |
| Bharatpur Investment Limited | Promoter |
| Sanjay Trading Investment Company Private Limited | Promoter |
| General Exports And Credits Limited | Promoter |
| Pashupatinath Commercial Pvt. Ltd. | Promoter |
| Sovereign Commercial Pvt.Ltd. | Promoter |
| Dalmia Housing Finance Ltd | Promoter |
| Trishul Commercial Pvt. Ltd. | Promoter |
| Swastik Commercial Pvt.Ltd. | Promoter |
| Alankar Commercial Private Limited | Promoter |
| Ricklunsford Trade And Industrial Investment Ltd | Promoter |
| Chirawa Investment Limited | Promoter |
| Lakshmi Vishnu Investment Limited | Promoter |
| Mourya Finance Limited | Promoter |
| Sikar Investment Company Limited | Promoter |
| Antarctica Investment Pvt Ltd | Promoter |
| Comosum Investment Pvt Ltd | Promoter |
| Lovely Investment Pvt Ltd | Promoter |
| Altar Investment Pvt Ltd | Promoter |
| Ilac Investment Private Limited | Promoter |
| Dear Investment Pvt Ltd | Promoter |
| Ram Krishna Dalmia Foundation | Promoter Group |
| Banjax Limited | Promoter |
| Hexabond Limited | Promoter |
Historical Stock Returns for GHCL
| 1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -2.71% | -5.58% | -17.78% | -28.48% | -30.64% | +52.92% |
Will the absence of new share pledges encourage institutional investors to increase their stake in GHCL Limited?
How might this declaration influence GHCL's credit ratings and borrowing costs in the upcoming fiscal year?
Could the promoter group consider increasing their stake through open market purchases given the current stability?


































