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Lost treasure? Chandigarh man dumps Rs 12 lakh Reliance shares over tedious paperwork
A Chandigarh resident who found decades-old Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) share certificates worth Rs 12 lakh has opted not ...
'Dhirubhai Ambani’s sign wasted': Chandigarh man who hit Rs 12 lakh JACKPOT in Reliance shares opts out due to...
The shares, originally purchased at Rs 10 each by a now-deceased family member, left the man, Rattan Dillon, unsure of how to ...
Chandigarh man who found old shares of Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance takes shocking decision, says…
A Chandigarh man found physical shares of Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), carrying signatures of ...
'Dhirubhai Ambani’s Sign Wasted': Chandigarh Man Who Hit Rs 12 Lakh JACKPOT In Reliance Shares Drops Plan Due Complex Bureaucracy
A Chandigarh resident who discovered 37-year-old Reliance Industries share certificates worth Rs 12 lakh has decided not to ...
While cleaning house man found Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance 35 years old shares! now it’s worth Rs…
While the stock market remains unpredictable, Dhillon’s unexpected discovery has turned into a life-changing moment for him.
Man who found ₹18 lakh worth Reliance shares decides to claim them; promises to donate 50% of total value
The RIL shares bought 37 years ago are believed to be worth ₹18 lakh now without including dividends, Rattan Dhillon wrote in ...
'Seems Dhirubhai Ambani’s signatures will go waste...': X user gives update on forgotten Reliance shares bought 37 years ago
The X user, who found the Reliance certificates in his Chandigarh house, noted that the transfer process is excessively ...
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Chandigarh man declines to claim 37-year-old Reliance shares- then changes his mind, here’s why
Rattan Dillon decided not to pursue the claim. Sharing his frustration on X (formerly Twitter), he expressed disappointment with the lengthy and bureaucratic process required to digitize the physical ...
India Today1d
Chandigarh man who found old Reliance shares decides it's not worth the hassle
A Chandigarh-based man who had found decades-old physical shares of Reliance has decided not to proceed further with the ...
India Today1d
Old share certificates in your drawer? Here's how you can encash them
The stock value of old shares can be calculated by multiplying the number of stocks held by the current market price.