A shareholding pattern should show each shareholder, security category, shares held and resulting ownership percentage. The aggregate must reconcile to issued capital. Companies should also distinguish promoter, promoter group, public, institutional, employee and ESOP holdings where relevant.
Calculate ownership directly from shares held instead of manually entering percentages.
Measure promoter and promoter-group ownership against non-promoter holdings.
Identify unallocated or excess shares before a filing, transfer, allotment or due diligence review.
Export the calculated pattern for internal review by legal, finance and company-secretarial teams.
Ownership percentage equals the shareholder's shares divided by total issued shares, multiplied by 100. The calculator updates the percentage whenever share counts change.
The tool shows the difference as unallocated or excess shares. The company's official records should be reconciled before relying on the pattern.
Use it for planning and verification. A statutory filing should rely on the register of members, share certificates, depository records, allotment documents and approved filings.
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