Promoter & Insider Disclosures
0 companies with repeat filings in 90 days · updated 19 Sept 2026, 1:29 am IST
This is public filing data, not inside information.
SEBI's PIT regulations require promoters, directors and KMP to disclose trades
in their own company's shares within two trading days, and the exchange
publishes every one. It is the transparency record of what already happened —
the regime that exists to make trading on non-public information harder.
A single filing is usually noise: an ESOP exercise, a pledge adjustment, a transfer within a family. What is not published anywhere is the pattern — who has been filing repeatedly, in which direction, over a quarter.
Repeat filers, last 90 days
| Company | Purchases | Disposals | People | Shape | Last filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No disclosures recorded yet. This fills in once the PIT ingest runs. | |||||
Companies with at least two filings in the window. "Shape" describes what was filed — it is not a reading of intent, which the filings do not contain.
Recent filings
| Date | Company | Person | Category | Side | Quantity | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nothing recorded yet. | ||||||
What the categories mean
| Promoter | Founder or controlling shareholder, or a member of the promoter group. |
| Director / KMP | Board member or key managerial personnel. |
| Designated person | An employee or connected party the company has designated as having access to price-sensitive information. |
| Immediate relative | Spouse, or a dependent parent, sibling or child of any of the above. |
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