TickerKhojPromoter pledge
Promoters (the founders or controlling owners) sometimes give their shares to a lender as security for a loan. Those shares are pledged. Companies disclose the pledged share in their quarterly shareholding filings.
- If the share price falls a lot, the lender can ask for more security or sell the pledged shares, which can push the price down further.
- A small or falling pledge is less of a concern than a large or rising one.
- Pledging alone does not mean the company is in trouble; the reason for the loan matters.
Where to see it on TickerKhoj
Stock pages show the promoter holding and the share of it that is pledged, and phone alerts can tell you about new pledge filings for your watchlist.
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