What can be done with client's delisted stocks?
Delisting is the process by which a company's shares are removed from a stock exchange and can no longer be traded on that exchange. After delisting, the shares may become illiquid and difficult to trade. Shares remain in client ownership even after delisting and continue to be reflected in the Demat account. However, trading opportunities may become limited as the shares are no longer listed on the stock exchange.
Client shall not be able to do anything with the de-listed stocks unless the stock is listed again or announces an exit offer.