Patanjali Foods Limited has submitted its quarterly compliance certificate to stock exchanges, fulfilling regulatory requirements under SEBI's depositories regulations. The certificate pertains to securities dematerialization activities during the quarter ended March 31, 2026.

Regulatory Compliance Filing

The company filed its certificate under Regulation 74(5) of SEBI (Depositories and Participants) Regulations, 2018 on April 8, 2026. Company Secretary Ramji Lal Gupta digitally signed the document at 17:05:30 +05'30', confirming that all required details of securities dematerialized during the quarter have been furnished to the stock exchanges.

Stock Exchange Communication

The certificate was submitted to both major Indian stock exchanges where Patanjali Foods shares are listed. The company maintains its listing on BSE with scrip code 500368 and on NSE under the symbol PATANJALI. The filing included confirmation from the company's Registrar and Transfer Agent, Sarthak Global Limited, validating that all dematerialization details were properly communicated to the respective exchanges during the quarter.

RTA Confirmation Process

Sarthak Global Limited, the company's share transfer agent, provided detailed confirmation dated April 4, 2026, regarding the dematerialization process. The RTA confirmed that securities received from depository participants for dematerialization during the quarter were processed within the stipulated 15-day timeframe as per regulations.

Depository Services Notification

As part of the compliance process, copies of the certificate were also provided to India's primary depository services. The communication was sent to Central Depository Services (India) Ltd. at their Lower Parel office and The National Securities Depository Ltd. at their Trade World facility. This quarterly filing represents standard regulatory compliance for listed companies, ensuring transparency in securities dematerialization processes and maintaining proper records with all relevant market infrastructure institutions.

Patanjali Foods management has reported significant developments in the edible oil market, with palm and soya oil prices experiencing upward movement. The company's leadership highlighted key market dynamics that could reshape the industry landscape in the coming period.

Rising Oil Prices Impact Market Dynamics

The management noted that both palm and soya oil prices have risen, reflecting broader market pressures affecting the edible oil sector. These price increases come amid various global factors influencing commodity markets and supply chain dynamics.

Indonesia's B50 Plans Create Supply Concerns

A major development highlighted by the management is Indonesia's B50 biodiesel plans, which could significantly impact palm oil availability in the global market. Indonesia, being one of the world's largest palm oil producers, plays a crucial role in determining global supply levels.

The B50 initiative refers to a biodiesel blend containing 50% palm oil-based biodiesel, which would substantially increase domestic consumption of palm oil for fuel purposes. This increased domestic utilization could reduce the volume of palm oil available for export to international markets.

Potential Margin Improvements for Edible Oil Companies

The management expressed optimism about the potential impact on edible oil margins. The combination of rising oil prices and potentially reduced palm oil availability could create favorable conditions for companies in the edible oil sector.

The reduced availability of palm oil from Indonesia, combined with existing price pressures, could provide edible oil companies with improved pricing power and better margin realization in their operations.