What if I miss to tender my shares in the delisting window?

The promoters of the firm are bound to purchase your stock, so even if you fail to tender your shares, you can still sell them back to them. The normal duration of this facility is one year from the closing date of the tender offer. I ask that you create a ticket if you wish to do this.

Methods of delisting:

1. Forced delisting often happens as a result of failing to adhere to SEBI's listing standards or another legal problem.
2. Delisting’s that occur willingly by companies as a result of business reorganization voluntary delisting. Companies generally provide a repurchase window to investors in are known as vol this situation.

Note: The delisted shares must be moved to a separate demat account using DIS or CDSL if the ISIN is still valid. Shares delisted cannot be distributed. See What are the several ways I can transfer shares out of my Tiqs account? For additional details, go to the SEBI FAQ on Delisting.