Exicom Tele-Systems Limited
Who owns it
Promoters control 65.2% — a majority, held across 3 promoter entities.
The remainder of the promoter column is smaller named holders, in the register below. The public column also holds 2.65% Corporates (plus smaller holdings), folded into the column above — each too small a slice of the public block to chart on its own.
Each block is that holder’s share of the company; counts are shareholder accounts, so one holder may hold several. As filed.
Promoters hold −4.37pp less than in Mar 2024 — that share moved to the public block.
The public block is shown whole here — it’s a mix of funds, foreign investors, corporates and individuals, not one kind of holder. The register below names who’s in it; the split by category is on the treemap above.
Promoter’s share of the company at the first and latest quarters on record; the hatched band is the ground that changed hands. Moves under 0.25pp show grey — at that size, rounding in the filing is as large as the move. 3% of the promoter holding is pledged.
4 holders name themselves in this filing — promoters, institutions and public holders.
Plus 65 further holders below 0.1%, 0.00% between them.
Ownership shown is promoter and public holding split by category, the named holders, and promoter pledge.
How it trades
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Splits, bonuses and rights
- 7 Jul 2025
A rights issue changed the number of shares outstanding, so prices and per-share figures on either side of this date aren’t directly comparable. It is why this page measures delivery and turnover only from the sessions after it — a comparison across it would mix two different share structures.
Shown from Aug 2024, as far back as we can certify the record complete; earlier actions are not listed. Scheduled dividends are listed ahead of their ex-date, and past dividend ex-dates from the same window when on record — a stock with none shown either paid none in that window or predates our records; never read the absence as Exicom Tele-Systems Limited having paid none.
Fundamentals and valuation — we hold neither. The government share of public holding — not broken out separately.
Exicom Tele-Systems Limited — a factual record of what it disclosed to the exchange and how its shares have traded, never advice. Every figure is dated to its filing; absence is stated, never shown as zero.