The Calcutta Inventory Change has granted its approval for voluntary delisting of the odd shares of ITC from its “official listing of trade” with impact from November 20, 2025, stated ITC in a regulatory submitting.
“It might be famous that the odd shares of the corporate will proceed to stay listed on the Nationwide Inventory Change of India Restricted and BSE Restricted,” stated ITC.
Earlier on October 30, the board of ITC in its assembly had authorized voluntary delisting of the corporate’s odd shares from CSE, pursuant to Rules 5 and 6 of the SEBI (Delisting of Fairness Shares) Rules, 2021.
Following that, it had written a letter to CSE informing its choice to delist.
On November 19, 2025, CSE, by means of a letter, knowledgeable approval for the voluntary delisting of its shares. CSE, based in 1908, is one among India’s oldest bourses. Buying and selling at CSE was suspended by SEBI in April 2013 following regulatory non-compliance. After years of efforts to revive operations and contest SEBI directives in courts, the trade has now determined to again out of the enterprise and search a voluntary exit from its inventory trade licence.
