Shareholding pattern
Also called: ownership pattern
A quarterly filing showing who owns a listed company, split into categories such as promoters, institutions and the public.
Changes over several quarters, such as promoters selling, more promoter shares pledged, or institutions leaving, can raise questions worth investigating. The filing is published on the stock exchanges' websites.
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