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March 2014
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Investor Depository Meet (IDM) organized by NSDL at Gaya, Bihar in February 2014.
Performance SummaryInvestor Accounts 13,067,581
Participants 279
Participant Service Centres 14,428
Demat Custody ` 84,63,302 Cr.
Settlement ` 89,217 Cr.
Companies available for demat 12,013
Instrumentsw Debentures/Bonds 9,309w Securitised Instruments 1,029w Commercial Paper 1,287w Certificates of Deposit 1,521
Highlights during the month
News Articles
Companies Name Change
Corporate Action Statistics
Performance Summary
Securities Admitted For Dematerialisation
Calendar of Events
Topic of Interest
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Settlement fee on transactions in mutual fund units in the depository system
In order to facilitate transactions in Mutual Fund units through stock exchange platform (security type code ‘20’)
and to encourage investors to hold Mutual Fund units in dematerialised form, NSDL has not been charging any fee
to Participants till March 31, 2014. NSDL has now decided to charge fee to Participants in respect of transactions in
mutual fund units (security type code ‘20’) held in the depository system from April 1, 2014 as mentioned below:
Sr. No. Type of Transaction Charge to be levied
1 Debit to Client Account `4.50 per instruction
2 Conversion of MF units represented by SoA into dematerialised form
Nil
3 Reconversion of MF units into SoA ` 10.00 per instruction
4 Redemption of MF units through Participants
` 4.50 per instruction
5 Pledge confirmation ` 25 per instruction
6 Inter-Settlement ` 4.50 per instruction
7 CM Pool to CM Pool Account Transfer ` 4.50 per instruction
8 Settlement fee for CM Pool account (Receipt in charges)
`1.00 per instruction for securities received from the CC/CH into the Pool account subject to a minimum of ` 1,000 and a maximum of ` 5,000 per quarter per CM Account.
(Ref: Circular No. NSDL/POLICY/2014/0021 dated February 28, 2014)
Training Programmes for Participants:
NCDO/NISM training / certification programmes for Participants
To facilitate officials of Participants to prepare and appear for NISM-Series VI Depository Operations Certification
Examination (DOCE), NSDL conducted two such training programmes in February 2014 at Bangalore and
Chennai which were attended by 76 officials of various Participants.
News Articles
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CPE Training Programme for Participants
NSDL, an approved NISM Accreditated Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Provider offers CPE training
programmes for eligible associated persons of Participants. In February 2014, NSDL conducted seven such
training programmes at various locations viz., Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi and Pune
which were attended by 169 officials of Participants.
KYC Training Programme for Participants
In February 2014, NSDL conducted a ‘KYC requirements for Account Opening’ training programme at Kolkata
which was attended by nine officials of Participants. The program focuses on latest developments viz.,
procedure for opening various depository accounts, BSDA, RGESS, etc., to facilitate efficient functioning of
depository operations of Participants.
Subscription to SPEED-e
During February 2014, two more Participants have subscribed to the SPEED-e facility viz.,
BgSE Financials Limited (DP ID IN302148)
SPFL Securities Limited (DP ID IN300556)
Clients of the above mentioned Participants can now avail the facility of submitting various instructions through
SPEED-e facility.
This takes the total number of Participants who have subscribed to SPEED-e to 132.
Investor Education initiatives undertaken by NSDL
Investor Depository Meets (IDMs): NSDL interacts with investors throughout the country through a series of
‘Investor Depository Meets’. These programs are organised to spread awareness amongst the accountholders
and others about the new facilities introduced by NSDL, the safety features and precautions to be taken
by accountholders while operating in the depository environment. During February 2014, NSDL organised
12 such IDMs at Biharsharif & Gaya in Bihar, Suryapet, Bhadrachalam & Khammam in Andhra Pradesh,
Burhanpur, Dewas & Dhar in Madhya Pradesh, Wai in Maharashtra, Muzaffarnagar, Bijnor & Bulandshahar in
Uttar Pradesh which were attended by around 215 investors.
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List of Participant Service Centre:v For complete list of Participant Service Centres, kindly visit https://nsdl.co.in/dpsch.php on NSDL website.
Joint Awareness Programmes with BgSE Financials Limited: In order to reach out to masses spread across
the country and to apprise them about the facilities available in NSDL depository system, NSDL conducted Joint
Awareness Programme with BgSE Financials Limited (DP ID IN302148) in Bangalore, Karnataka in February
2014 which was attended by around 40 investors.
Participation in events conducted by Institutions: In February 2014, NSDL sponsored an event titled
“Business Conclave 2014” organized by Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Delhi. Over 400 participants
visited the NSDL stall. Various aspects on Depository related services were explained to these participants
attending this event.
Training Programme organized by Institutions: In February 2014, NSDL organized four Investor Awareness
Programmes with Vivek Vyaspeeth, an NGO, at Panjim, Vasco & Ponda in Goa and in Rajarambapu Institute of
Technology in Islampur, Maharashtra which were attended by 630 investors. Various aspects on Depository
related services were addressed to investors attending these programmes. Chief Minister of Goa, Mr. Manohar
Parrikar, Hon’ble Speaker – Goa Assembly, Mr. Rajendra Arlekar & Goa Industries Minister, Mr. Mahadev Naik
were present during the events held at Goa.
Events conducted by NSDL during February 2014:
vNSDL Brand Ambassador:
NSDL has launched an initiative called “NSDL Brand Ambassador (NSDL BA)” for student community
education to popularize demat products and related concepts amongst colleges. In February 2014, NSDL
conducted two “NSDL Brand Ambassador Contest” for students of R.A. Podar College of Commerce &
Economics and S.K. Somaiya College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Mumbai. Around 160 students & two
faculties’ participated in these Brand Ambassadorship programmes. Ms. Snehal Khandare & Ms. Rucha
Kshirsagar from R.A. Podar College of Commerce & Economics and Ms. Pooja Wagh, Ms. Riddhi Dand,
Mr. Sourja Dam and Mr. Harsh Amlani from S.K. Somaiya College of Arts, Science & Commerce were
selected as NSDL Brand Ambassadors after screening them through various rounds of this contest.
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List of Companies that have changed Names(During February 2014)
Sr. No. Old Name New Name
1 Nandan Exim Limited Nandan Denim Limited
2 Semantic Space Technologies Limited Prolifics Corporation Limited
3 Riddhi Siddhi Corn Processing Private Limited Roquette Riddhi Siddhi Private Limited
4 Paliwal Real Estate Private Limited Paliwal Real Estate Limited
5 Two Sisters Foods India Limited Reliance Nutritious Food Products Limited
6 Nugrid Consulting Private Limited RGF Executive Search India Private Limited
7 Sai Service Station Limited Sai Service Private Limited
8 Four Soft Limited Palred Technologies Limited
9 Sanket International Limited Rajsanket Realty Limited
10 Collabera Solutions Private Limited Brillio Technologies Private Limited
11 Visisth Mercantile Limited N2N Technologies Limited
12 Bhaskar Denim Limited Decent Industries Limited
13 Vision Technology India Limited Vision Cinemas Limited
14 Sharda Worldwide Exports Private Limited Sharda Cropchem Limited
15 Sirohia & Sons Private Limited Sirohia & Sons Limited
Sr. No. DescriptionDuring February 2014 For F.Y. 2013 - 14 (Upto February 2014)
No. of Allottees No. of Securities No. of Allottees No. of Securities1 Equity Shares 167,126 2,608,264,224 5,724,020 81,080,401,708
2 Preference Shares 14 629,348,961 265,177 5,761,208,198
3 Bonds 50,174 78,139,355 332,527 1,203,311,923
4 Commercial Papers 518 1,319,957 5,721 13,336,245
5 Certificates of Deposit 836 8,821,749 5,663 62,179,156
6 Securitised Instruments 80 698,155,705 670 3,880,549,383
7 Mutual Fund Units 24,986 618,678,767 262,373 2,906,285,062
8 Government Securities 0 0 242 47,080,400
9 Warrants 4 7,885,420 42 340,703,420
10 Commodities 0 0 810 38,459,887
11 Mutual Fund Units (Trase) 11,981 36,683,731 126,665 839,878,725
Total 255,719 4,687,297,869 6,723,910 96,173,394,107
Corporate Action Statistics
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Performance Summary
INvESTORS
Month -YearClient Accounts
No. of Accounts (lakh)
Feb-12 119.82
Feb-13 126.32
Feb-14 130.67
PARTICIPANTSMonth -
Year No. of Participants Service Centres
Cities /Towns
Feb-12 283 14,007 1,542
Feb-13 282 14,590 1,575
Feb-14 279 14,428 1,565
DEMATERIALISATION
Month -Year
No. of Dematerialised Securities
(Cr.)
value of Dematerialised
Securities( ` Cr.)
Feb-12 56,951 72,00,513
Feb-13 67,878 76,62,269
Feb-14 76,304 84,63,302
SETTLEMENT
Month -Year
Quantity of shares settled in
dematerialised form (Cr.)
value of shares settled in
dematerialised form ( ` Cr.)
Feb-12 798 1,42,938
Feb-13 700 1,28,315
Feb-14 433 89,217
(Single Side)
DEBENTURES / BONDSMonth -
YearNo. of
Issuers No. of active instruments
Demat value ( ` Cr.)
Feb-12 602 7,631 10,04,681
Feb-13 726 8,869 12,23,375
Feb-14 863 9,309 14,30,060
EQUITY
Month - Year No. of Companies Operational
Feb-12 9,655
Feb-13 10,668
Feb-14 12,013
SECURITISED INSTRUMENTSMonth -
YearNo. of
Issuers No. of active instruments
Demat value ( ` Cr.)
Feb-12 560 855 39,067
Feb-13 550 845 42,995
Feb-14 699 1,029 74,788
Companies
COMMERCIAL PAPERSMonth -
YearNo. of
Issuers No. of active instruments
Demat value ( ` Cr.)
Feb-12 252 1,701 1,61,847
Feb-13 233 1,579 2,07,456
Feb-14 191 1,287 1,71,097
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITMonth -
YearNo. of
Issuers No. of active instruments
Demat value ( ` Cr.)
Feb-12 44 1,427 4,27,970
Feb-13 42 1,195 3,22,694
Feb-14 41 1,521 3,56,640
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Securities admitted for Dematerialisation during February 2014
Sr. No. COMPANY ISIN
1 Abhay Cotex Private Limited INE076N01015
2 ACME Odisha Solar Power Private Limited INE172Q01015
3 ADCC Infocad Private Limited INE016Q01014
4 Alpheus Real Estate Private Limited INE164Q01012
5 Anisha Impex Limited INE084Q01012
6 A-One Phthalo Colors Private Limited INE209Q01015
7 Apar Corporation Private Limited INE114Q01017
8 Asia Motorworks Holdings Limited INE106Q01013
9 Associated Broadcasting Company Private Limited
INE103Q01010
10 Automotive Robotics (India) Private Limited
INE032Q01011
11 Avalon Power Private Limited INE124Q01016
12 Avon Solutions & Logistics Pvt. Ltd. INE218Q01016
13 Axis Securities Limited INE110O01010
14 Basilica Power and Infrastructure Private Limited
INE200Q01014
15 BCIL Red Earth Developers India Private Limited
INE957P01011
16 BCIL Redearth India Private Limited INE123Q01018
17 Best Golden Developers Private Limited INE687N01019
18 BHI Limited INE197Q01012
19 Bhilai Jaypee Cement Limited INE053Q01017
20 Bhutoria Brothers Limited INE972P01010
21 Biodiversity Conservation (India) Private Limited
INE122Q01010
22 Bokaro Jaypee Cement Limited INE054Q01015
23 Broken Hills International Private Limited INE188Q01011
24 Cayden Developers Private Limited INE879P01017
25 Cinch Power and Infrastructure Private Limited
INE196Q01014
26 Citrus Processing India Private Limited INE126Q01011
27 Cleta Developers Private Limited INE163Q01014
28 DBL Sardarpur Badnawar Tollways Limited
INE139Q01014
Sr. No. COMPANY ISIN
29 DBL Silwani-Sultanganj Tollways Limited INE140Q01012
30 Dwarka Realties Private Limited INE173Q01013
31 Dynamix Securities & Holdings Private Limited
INE202Q01010
32 Educomp Infrastructure & School Management Limited
INE408J01018
33 Emerald Leasing Finance and Investment Co. Ltd
INE030Q01015
34 Eurocoustic Products Limited INE192Q01013
35 Fekari Infrastructure Private Limited INE094Q01011
36 Flora Projects Consultancy Private Limited
INE125Q01013
37 Forefront Capital Management Private Limited
INE206Q01011
38 Fortis Global Healthcare Ltd. INE121Q01012
39 Global Media Ventures India Private Limited
INE168Q01013
40 Greenbird Constructions Private Limited INE096Q01016
41 Gretex Industries Limited INE985P01012
42 Head Infotech India Private Limited INE181Q01016
43 Hespera Land Development Pvt Ltd INE165Q01019
44 Hindustan Aeronautics Limited INE066F01012
45 HSR Ventures Private Limited INE138Q01016
46 Ideal Toll & Infrastructure Pvt Ltd INE099Q01010
47 IFMR Capital Finance Private Limited INE850M01015
48 Inland World Logistics Private Limited INE190Q01017
49 Inventurus Knowledge Solutions Private Limited
INE115Q01014
50 K D Trend Wear Limited INE098Q01012
51 Kalpa Commercial Limited INE059Q01014
52 Kamla Landmarc Realestate Holding Pvt Ltd
INE179Q01010
53 Kanak Krishi Implements Limited INE013Q01011
54 Kaneria Granito Limited INE112Q01011
55 Kenley Infraventures Private Limited INE178Q01012
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Sr. No. COMPANY ISIN
56 Koovs Marketing Consulting Private Limited
INE104Q01018
57 Lone Star Holdings Private Limited INE187Q01013
58 Madhuban Constructions Limited INE145Q01011
59 Madhya Bharat Phosphate Private Limited INE137Q01018
60 Manas Flour Mills Limited INE934O01013
61 Medrc Edutech Limited INE133Q01017
62 Meghal Homes Private Limited INE100Q01016
63 Milestone Brandcom Private Limited INE095Q01018
64 Molecular Connections Private Limited INE127Q01019
65 Moser Baer Industrial Development Limited
INE195Q01016
66 Moser Baer Infrastructure & Power Limited
INE198Q01010
67 Motichand Finance Private Limited INE169Q01011
68 Naiknavare Housing Developments Pvt. Limited
INE159Q01012
69 Nashik Vintners Private Limited INE142Q01018
70 Noble Polymers Limited INE203Q01018
71 NSL Energy Ventures Private Limited INE031Q01013
72 Oasis Tradelink Limted INE189Q01019
73 Orlando Trading Company (A Private Company)
INE130Q01013
74 Orno Infraprojects Private Limited INE180Q01018
75 Panafic Industrials Limited INE655P01011
76 Panorama Capital Market Limited INE866P01014
77 Parinee Shelters Private Limited INE056Q01010
78 Parivesh Developers & Builders Private Limited
INE134Q01015
79 Parsvnath Hessa Developers Private Limited
INE093Q01013
80 PDS Multinational Fashions Limited INE111Q01013
81 PSL Gas Distribution Private Limited INE194Q01019
82 PSL Infrastructure and Ports Private Limited
INE207Q01019
Sr. No. COMPANY ISIN
83 Punj Corporation Private Limited INE191Q01015
84 Punj International Private Limited INE193Q01011
85 R & B Denims Limited INE012Q01013
86 Rajasthan Explosives & Chemicals Ltd. INE136Q01010
87 Rama Industries Limited INE885C01012
88 Rashi Steel and Power Ltd INE033Q01019
89 Rerana Realty Private Limited INE176Q01016
90 Resinova Chemie Limited INE205Q01013
91 Reyna Infracon Private Limited INE166Q01017
92 S.B. Packagings Limited INE102Q01012
93 Sagitarius Advertising Limited INE085Q01019
94 Sanjeevani Insurance Brokers Private Limited
INE177Q01014
95 Saritor Properties Private Limited INE167Q01015
96 SBB Venture Private Limited INE128Q01017
97 Scope Private Limited INE113Q01019
98 Sheth Landmarks Private Limited INE135Q01012
99 Shriji Polymers (India) Limited INE052Q01019
100 SOL Medic Limited INE158Q01014
101 Sreyas Holistic Remedies Private Limited
INE129Q01015
102 Styrolution India Private Limited INE765F01019
103 Supernova Advertising Limited INE018Q01010
104 Tesco Hindustan Wholesaling Private Limited
INE201Q01012
105 Trent Hypermarket Limited INE228N01012
106 Trinity Academy for Corporate Training Limited
INE171Q01017
107 Urva Real Estate Developers Private Limited
INE143Q01016
108 Vishal Digital Studio & Color Lab Limited
INE966P01012
109 Women'S Next Loungeries Ltd. INE174Q01011
110 Yes Capital Venture Private Limited INE170Q01019
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Stress Buster
NSDL Calendar of Events
Investor DeposItory Meets
April 11, 2014 Madhopur, Rajasthan April 19, 2014 Karkala, Karnataka
April 12, 2014 Dausa, Rajasthan April 25, 2014 Kangra, Himachal Pradesh
April 17, 2014 Kundapur, Karnataka April 26, 2014 Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh
April 18, 2014 Sullia, Karnataka
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TOPIC OF INTERESTKnow more about Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme (RGESS)
(Continued from February 2014 issue)
5. We already have an Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS)? Why do we need RGESS? Ans. ELSS and RGESS are entirely different schemes: They pertain to different asset classes with ELSS offering passive
investment avenues. ELSS is meant for indirect participation in the stock market, whereas RGESS aims at encouraging direct participation in the stock market. The operational differences are given below:
Operational differences
ELSS RGESS
Investments are to be strictly in mutual funds Investments are to be made directly in listed equity or into units of mutual funds and ETFs
100% deduction (upto ` 1,00,000) is allowed under ELSS
Only 50% deduction of the investment made (upto max. of ` 25,000 in any one year) is allowed under RGESS.
ELSS benefits can be availed by an investor every year
RGESS benefits are limited to the new investors and can be availed for only 3 consecutive years
The ELSS benefit is coming under Section 80C of the IT Act which has an aggregate limit of ` 1,00,000 for all such eligible instruments like LIC policy, PPF etc
RGESS deduction is available under Section 80CCG. This is a separate investment limit exclusively for RGESS, over and above the Section 80C Limit of ` 1 lakh
Lock-in period of 3 years Lock-in period of 3-years. However, trading allowed after one-year, subject to conditions.
Since investments are in mutual funds, it is perceived to be less risky
Since investments are in equity, risk is perceived to be higher
6. What are the benefits / highlights of RGESS compared to other tax saving schemes? Ans. The following are the benefits of RGESS: The allowed tax deduction u/s 80CCG will be over and above the ` 1 Lakh limit permitted under Section 80C of
the Income Tax (IT) Act, making it thus attractive for the middle class investors. Further, the Dividend income is tax free, if the company is liable to dividend distribution tax. The benefits can be availed for three consecutive years. Investor is free to trade / churn the portfolio after the fixed lock-in period, subject to certain conditions. Gains arising out of higher market valuation of RGESS eligible securities can be realized after a year viz: fixed
lock-in period. Provisions exist to protect the investor from general declines in the market to a certain extent. This is in contrast to all other tax saving instruments.
Facility for pledging stocks after the fixed lock-in period. For investments upto ` 50,000 in your sole RGESS demat account, if you opt for Basic Service Demat
Account, annual maintenance charges for the demat account is zero and for investments upto ` 2 lakh, it is stipulated at ` 100.
The investments can be made in installments during the financial year in which tax deduction is claimed.
to be continued in next issue…
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NSDL Offices
Investor Relationship Cell NSDL Certification ProgrammeOfficer-In-Charge,National Securities Depository Ltd. 4th Floor, ‘A’ Wing, Trade World, Kamala Mills Compound, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai - 400013 Tel: (022) 24994200 / 40904200 Fax: (022) 24976351 Email: [email protected]
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For more information, email us at [email protected]
Head Office Branch OfficesMumbai4th Floor, ‘A’ Wing, Trade World, Kamala Mills Compound, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel,Mumbai - 400013Tel: (022) 24994200 / 40904200Fax: (022) 24976351
AhmedabadUnit No. 407, 4th floor, 3rd Eye One Commercial Complex Co-op. Soc. Ltd., C. G. Road, Near Panchvati Circle,Ahmedabad - 380006Tel: (079) 26461376, Fax: (079) 26461375
Chennai6A, 6th Floor, Kences Towers, #1 Ramkrishna Street, North Usman Road, T. Nagar, Chennai - 600017 Tel: (044) 28143917 / 18, Fax: (044) 28144593
Kolkata5th Floor, The Millenium, Flat No. 5W, 235 / 2A, Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose Road, Kolkata - 700020 Tel: (033) 22814661 / 62, Fax: (033) 22891945
new Delhi409 / 410, Ashoka Estate Building, 4th Floor, Barakhamba Road,Connaught Place, New Delhi - 110001 Tel: (011) 23353815 / 17, Fax: (011) 23353756
Is dividend Income tax free in RGESS?Send your replies providing your contact details(Name, address and contact number) with the subject ‘Knowledge Wins Contest - March 2014’ to [email protected]
CoMplIAnCe requIreMent
sr.no. particulars reference Due date Mode of sending
1. Charge Structure.
(i) Circular No. NSDL/POLICY/2006/0064 dated December 26, 2006.
(ii) Circular No. NSDL/POLICY/2007/0003 dated January 8, 2007.
April 30th every year.
By email at [email protected]
2. Internal/ Concurrent Audit Report (October - March)
Circular No. NSDL/ POLICY/2008/0077 dated November 3, 2008.
May 15th every year
Digitally signed report by email at [email protected]. Alternatively, by hard copy to Business Partner Inspection Department.