Investor relations
FABCLEAN shareholding pattern
Every quarter, Fabtech Cleanrooms (FABCLEAN, listed on the BSE) files a statement of who owns its equity, and each of those filings sits here for download. A shareholding pattern splits the company's share capital into two blocks, the promoter and promoter group on one side and public shareholders on the other, then breaks each block down the way the prescribed format requires. To see who held the company at the close of a given quarter, the filing below is the record.
- FABCLEAN · BSE 544332
- CIN L74999MH2015PLC265137
- SEBI LODR Regulation 31
The filing is made under Regulation 31 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, in the format prescribed by the stock exchange, and is submitted to the BSE within the timeline the regulation sets after each quarter closes. It is one of the particulars the company keeps available on its website under Regulation 46, listed there as item 15 in the disclosure index on the investor relations page. The pattern goes up exactly as filed, with no figure restated on this page, so the number anyone relies on is the one carried in the signed filing.
How the pattern is structured
A shareholding pattern read across its sections tells you three things at a glance: what proportion of the company sits with the promoter and promoter group, what proportion sits with public shareholders, and how the public holding itself divides between institutions and everyone else. The prescribed format also carries the details that governance reviewers look for, such as any shares that are pledged or otherwise encumbered and the count of shareholders in each category. Because this is a statutory format, the same headings appear every quarter, which makes it straightforward to compare one filing against another over time.
For the market data that sits alongside the ownership picture, such as the live quote and the trading record, see the FABCLEAN share price page in this section. For the quarterly and annual accounts, see the financial results page . Both are reached from the investor relations page , which also carries the full Regulation 46 disclosure index.
Share transfer and registrar queries
Share-related requests, such as transfers, transmission, dematerialisation, a change of address or bank mandate, and questions about holdings, are handled by the company's Registrar and Share Transfer Agent, Maashitla Securities Private Limited. The registrar keeps the register of members and processes these requests on the company's behalf, so routing them there is the fastest way to have them actioned. The registrar's contact details, alongside the company's own investor grievance channel and the Company Secretary and Compliance Officer role, are consolidated on the investor contacts page in this section.
If a request has already gone to the registrar and remains unresolved, it can be escalated to the company through the investor grievance channel listed on the investor contacts page.