How will i get the benifit for corporate action in my account ?

How will i get the benifit for corporate action in my account ?

If you were eligible share holder under Corporate Action or have applied under Corporate Action you will get the benefit as per defined below:

-If the Shares were/are lying in demat account, you will receive shares/ dividend/ bonus/ interest directly from the company's registrar into your bank account/ demat account or through cheque/ DD.

-If the Shares were/are lying in trading/ pool account than, you will receive shares/ dividend/ bonus/ interest from broker where you hold a trading and a demat account.
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