Company guide · Reliance Industries
Old Reliance shares in the family? Here's how to recover them.
Whether the Reliance shares are on paper, with IEPF, or in the name of someone who has passed away, we find them and get them into your demat account.
- Free check, reply within 24 hours
- We work out today's entitlement after bonuses, splits and demergers
- Special handling for NRI shareholders
Good to know
What to know about Reliance shares
Reliance Industries has one of the largest shareholder bases in India. Many families still hold shares bought at the 1977 public issue or through the 1980s and 1990s, often as paper certificates in a parent's name.
The registrar and share transfer agent for Reliance Industries is KFin Technologies Limited (KFintech). Every claim, demat request and record update for Reliance shares goes through the registrar.
Corporate actions that may change your holding
- Bonus issues, including 1:1 bonuses in 2009, 2017 and 2024, have multiplied older holdings
- In 2005–06, Reliance Energy, Reliance Communications, Reliance Capital and Reliance Natural Resources were demerged, and shareholders received shares in each
- In 2023, Jio Financial Services was demerged: one Jio Financial share for every Reliance share
- Earlier mergers, such as Reliance Petroleum, turned those holdings into Reliance Industries shares
Your situation
Which Route Fits Your Reliance Shares?
Shares moved to IEPF
If Reliance dividends went unclaimed for seven years, the shares were moved to IEPF. We file the IEPF-5 claim.
Learn moreShareholder has passed away
We transfer the Reliance shares to the legal heirs, with or without a will or nominee.
Learn morePaper certificates
We fix name, signature or address mismatches and convert the Reliance certificates to demat.
Learn moreCertificates lost
We get the Reliance shares issued again in demat form through the registrar.
Learn moreCheck it yourself
How to Check if Your Reliance Shares Went to IEPF
- 01Search IEPFOn iepf.gov.in, open "Search Unclaimed and Unpaid Amounts" and search by name and company.
- 02Check the company listReliance publishes lists of shares transferred to IEPF in the investor section of its website.
- 03Ask the registrarConfirm the folio and holding with KFin Technologies Limited.
- 04File the claimClaims go through Form IEPF-5 and company verification. Or let us handle it end to end.
FAQ
Common Questions About Reliance Shares
I have Reliance certificates from the 1980s. How many shares do I own today?
Usually far more than the certificate shows, because of bonus issues over the years. You may also be entitled to shares of the demerged companies and Jio Financial Services. We work out the full entitlement for your folio during the free check.
Who is the registrar for Reliance shares?
KFin Technologies Limited (KFintech). They maintain the shareholder records for Reliance Industries.
Is there a deadline to claim Reliance shares from IEPF?
No. The shareholder or the legal heirs can claim shares from IEPF at any time.
Are you connected to the company?
No. Share Search Pro is an independent advisory firm. We are not affiliated with Reliance Industries, its registrar or the IEPF Authority.
How much does it cost?
Every case is different. After the free check, we send a written quote. See how our fees work.
Corporate actions on this page are summarised from public records for general information. Ratios and dates for your specific folio are confirmed with the registrar during the free check. Share Search Pro is not affiliated with Reliance Industries or its registrar. See guides for other companies →
Reviewed by Dinesh Gupta, Compliance Officer (12+ years in securities markets) · Last updated
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