The Central Government established the IEPF to safeguard investors’ interests and raise awareness. It was created in accordance with Section 125 of the Companies Act of 2013 (the “Act”). Investors’ unpaid or unclaimed funds are collected and contributed to the
The IEPF’s objectives in India are to defend investors’ rights, advance investor education, see to it that unclaimed funds are used, and promote responsibility and transparency in the financial industry.Retrieving Shares from IEPF: Step-by-Step Recovery Process Verification: Establish if unpaid dividends
Change of Address: Shareholders may not get communications about dividends or other corporate activities if they neglect to update their address with the firm or registrar. Shareholders who have passed away: Unclaimed shares may result when a shareholder’s legal heirs
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Transfer, Transmission, Dematerialization of Shares, and IEPF Claims
