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CDSL Infoline Sept-2003 CDSL Your Depository CDSL today : (as of 31.05.2004) Security type May May May 2004 2003 2002 Equity 4837 4663 4397 Securities Admitted Debt 3387 2508 1397 As on May 31, 2004, the equity of 4837 companies has been admitted into CDSL. Further, CDSL has also admitted 3387 Commercial Paper 77 77 70 debt instruments, like debentures and bonds, for Government dematerialisation. Securities 101 119 43 May May May 2004 2003 2002 Depository Participants As on May 31, 2004 CDSL has 220 DPs offering live deposi- Depository Participants 220 195 172 tory services in 111 cities across 454 locations in the country. Branch-DPs 250 241 204 Cities 111 112 100 Locations 454 424 355 Securities in CDSL May May May 2004 2003 2002 Dematerialisation Quantity (Crore) 1428 879 526 Over the last one year, the demat volume and value have Value (Rs. in Crore) 103338 47679 31363 increased by 62% and 117% respectively. Settlement May May May Settlement 2004 2003 2002 Over the last one year, the settlement volume and value have Quantity (Crore) 54 46 41 increased by 17% and 71% respectively. Value (Rs. in Crore) 5789 3378 3504 May May May Investors 2004 2003 2002 Over the last one year, the number of demat accounts opened Investors 671529 270277 149717 by investors in CDSL has increased by 148%. CDSL Infoline 2 www.cdslindia.com CDSL Your Depository Whats New? trade has been executed. BOs can also deliver the securities Registration of New Depository Participants (DPs) to the CC/CH directly from their account i.e. without the need of transferring them first to a CM account and then The growing popularity of the CDSL system is best to CC/CH. This enables him to save valuable time - which exemplified by the demand from eligible entities for is the objective of the shorter settlement cycle. becoming Depository Participants of CDSL. From April to June 2004, 25 more entities (as listed below) have received CDSL system also has a facility to pick up the balance registration as DPs of CDSL. They are now empowered to available in the BO account at the time of pay-in, even if facilitate increased convenience for themselves and their the available balance is not sufficient to meet the pay-in clients in managing the settlement function. The obligation in full. This reduces the amount of loss, if any, distribution of new entities across both, geographical and which may arise on account of failure to deliver full quantity stock exchange spectrums indicate that the popularity is due to the non-picking of available quantity. Further, broad-based. information on such shortfall is made available to CMs even through CDSLs internet facility-easi on almost real time Growing, broad - based popularity basis, continuously. of CDSL system Sr. Name of Depository Exchange Frequent change of names by listed companies No. Participant Affiliated with SEBI had vide its circular No. SMDRP/POLICY/CIR- 8/99 Ahmedabad dated April 26, 1999 directed that companies who change 1 Innovate Securities Pvt. Ltd. NSE their name suggesting any new line of business (including 2 Interface Brokerage & software business), should disclose the turnover and Research Ltd. NSE/ASE income, etc., from such new activities separately in the 3 Span Caplease Pvt. Ltd. BSE/ASE quarterly/annual results required to be submitted/published Chennai in compliance with these clauses. 4 Apollo Sindhoori Capital In addition to the above provisions, SEBI has now directed Investment Ltd. NSE/BSE vide its circular No. SEBI/MRD/Policy/AT/Cir-20/2004 dated Cochin April 30, 2004, that all listed companies, which decide to 5 Select Stock Brokers Pvt. Ltd. NSE change their names, shall be required to comply with the following conditions: Kolkata A time period of atleast 1 year should have elapsed 6 Ashika Stock Broking Ltd. NSE from the last name change Lucknow Atleast 50% of its total revenue in the preceding 1 7 Seeta Portfolio Management Pvt. Ltd. NSE year period should have been accounted for by the Mumbai new activity suggested by the new name 8 Angel Broking Ltd. BSE The new name along with the old name shall be 9 Antique Stock Broking Ltd. NSE/BSE disclosed through the web sites of the respective stock 10 ARJ Securities Pvt. Ltd. BSE exchange/s where the company is listed and also 11 Balance Equity Broking through the EDIFAR web site for a continuous period (India) Pvt. Ltd. NSE of one year, from the date of the last name change. 12 Bonanza Stock Brokers Ltd. NSE 13 Hornic Investment Pvt. Ltd. NSE/BSE Securities Market Awareness Campaign (SMAC) 14 Jamnadas Virji Shares & Program Stock Brokers Pvt. Ltd. NSE/BSE 15 Javeri Fiscal Services Ltd. NSE/BSE/OTCEI Under the aegis of SEBIs initiative Securities Market 16 JM Morgan Stanley Retail Awareness Campaign to empower the common investor Services Pvt. Ltd. NSE/BSE through education, CDSL in association with the Stock 17 Networth Stock Broking Ltd. NSE Exchange, Mumbai (BSE) has held 14 investor awareness 18 Progressive Share Brokers Pvt. Ltd. NSE seminars at Goa, Karnataka and Maharashtra. The 19 Rajchandra Capital Services Pvt. Ltd. BSE response received from the various centers has been 20 Sanghvi Savla Stock Brokers Ltd. NSE overwhelming. Further seminars are scheduled for the latter 21 Shreepati Holdings & Finance half of June, 2004 in the South Gujarat and Vidarbha regions. Pvt. Ltd. NSE/OTCEI 22 Southern Shares and Stock Ltd. BSE Meetings with Depository Participants 23 Unique Stockbro Pvt. Ltd. BSE CDSL held meetings of its New Delhi-based Depository New Delhi Participants on June 4, 2004 and Kolkata-based Depository 24 Chugh Securities Pvt. Ltd. BSE/OTCEI Participants on June 11, 2004. The meetings were interactive, Secunderabad productive events where various operational issues before 25 Sripad Securities Ltd. NSE the DPs and the operational and technological advancements CDSL has also made available to Clearing Members (CMs) made by CDSL in the recent past were discussed. and Beneficial Owners (BOs), several convenient pay-in PSE Securities Limited, a CDSL DP has recently embarked options like early pay-in, normal pay-in, auto pay-in and on an expansion of its DP operations in Pune. On June 26, BO-level pay-in. CMs/BOs can deliver securities directly 2004 CDSL held a meeting with sub-brokers of PSE to the Clearing Corporation (CC) / Clearing House (CH) Securities Limited at Pune, including a training session on through the early pay-in module, immediately after the operational and documentation procedures. www.cdslindia.com 3 CDSL Infoline CDSL Your Depository List of DPs registered for easiest services. Sr. DPID DP NAME City Sr. DPID DP NAME City No. No. 1 12029300 Shah Investors Home Ltd. Ahmedabad 25 13025600 Sahara India Financial 2 12016402 Uttam Financial Services Ltd. Chandigarh Corporation Ltd. Mumbai 3 13017400 Madras Stock Exchange Ltd. Chennai 26 12018500 Saikripa Securites Ltd. Mumbai 4 12023900 Cochin Stock Brokers Ltd. Cochin 27 12027000 Sam Global Securities Ltd. Mumbai 5 12016404 Uttam Financial Services Ltd. Dehradun 28 12027001 Sam Global Securities Ltd. Mumbai 6 12030700 PCS Securities Ltd. Hyderabad 29 12012100 Suresh Rathi Securities Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 7 12019103 Sam Global Securities Ltd. Kolkata 30 12028900 Sushil Finance Consultants Ltd. Mumbai 8 12025400 LSE Securities Ltd. Ludhiana 31 12012000 SVV Shares & Stock Brokers Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 9 12013200 Asit C. Mehta Investment Intermediaries Ltd. Mumbai 32 12018600 Sykes & Ray Equities (India) Ltd. Mumbai 10 12012500 Churiwala Securities Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 33 12020900 The Omniscient Securities Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 11 12023000 Emkay Share & Stock 34 13025900 Union Bank Of India Mumbai Brokers Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 35 12011100 Vijan Share & Securities Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 12 12032400 Finance Monitor (India) Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 36 12025500 Wellworth Shares And Stock 13 12010800 Gandhi Securities & Inv. Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai Broking Ltd. Mumbai 14 13014900 Global Trust Bank Ltd. Mumbai 37 12014100 Alankit Assignments Ltd. New Delhi 15 12016900 J. G. Shah Financial Consultants 38 12030900 Exponential Financial Services Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi 16 12020000 Joindre Capital Services Ltd. Mumbai 39 12024600 Express Securities Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi 17 12017500 Kantilal Chhaganlal Securities 40 12020600 Globe Capital Market Ltd. New Delhi Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 41 12022900 Master Capital Services Ltd. New Delhi 18 12010200 Khambatta Securities Ltd. Mumbai 42 12019100 Sam Global Securities Ltd. New Delhi 19 12030000 LKP Shares & Securities Ltd. Mumbai 43 12019101 Sam Global Securities Ltd. New Delhi 20 12024700 Mangal Keshav Securities Ltd. Mumbai 44 12016400 Uttam Financial Services Ltd. New Delhi 21 12011300 Prabhudas Lilladher Pvt Ltd. Mumbai 45 12025800 Zuari Investments Ltd. New Delhi 22 12030800 Pratibhuti Viniyog Ltd. Mumbai 46 12029800 Capstocks & Securities Thiruvanan- 23 12032300 Rooshnil Securities Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (India) Pvt. Ltd. thapuram 24 12029000 R R S Shares & Stock Brokers 47 12027400 SDFC Securities Ltd. Vadodara Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai Commercial Paper admitted with CDSL Sr. No. Issuer Name Sr. No. Issuer Name Sr. No. Issuer Name 1 Aarti Industries Ltd. 24 Godrej Industries Ltd. 45 National Fertilizers Ltd. 2 Add Pens Ltd. 25 Grasim Industries Ltd. 46 NRB Bearings Ltd. 3 Alembic Ltd. 26 Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd. 47 Omax Auto Ltd. 4 Aventis Corpscience India Ltd. 27 Gujarat Ambuja Exports Ltd. 48 Pantaloon Retail (INDIA) Ltd. 5 Bajaj Auto Finance Limted 28 Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 49 Phillips Carbon Black Ltd. 6 Balkrishna Industries Ltd. 29 Hindusthan Seals Ltd. 50 Raymond Apparel Ltd. 7 Ballarpur Industries Ltd. 30 Housing Development Finance 51 Repro India Ltd. 8 Balmer Lawrie & Company Ltd. Corporation Limtied 52 Skanska Cementation India Ltd. 9 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 31 Hughes Escorts Communications Ltd. 53 Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd. 10 Birla Corporation Ltd.
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