Monday, February 23, 2026

NSE Circular - single filing system

 This circular informs listed entities about the extension of the single filing system (via API-based integration between stock exchanges) to additional disclosures under Regulation 30 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, effective February 21, 2026.


Key Highlights

1️⃣ Extension of Single Filing System (XBRL Filings)

The single filing system has now been extended to cover certain Regulation 30 events in XBRL format, including:

  • Fraud / Default / Arrest disclosures

  • Corporate Debt Restructuring

  • Resolution plans / Inter-Creditors Agreement (ICA)

  • One Time Settlement (OTS)

  • Issue Summary Document (ISD) – Buyback (Open & Tender Route)

⚠ Important Note:
Despite the XBRL integration, PDF filings for these Regulation 30 events must continue to be filed separately with both Exchanges until further notice.


2️⃣ Other Disclosures Already Covered Under Single Filing

The circular also reiterates that the single filing system is available for the following:

  • Integrated Filing – Financials

  • Annual Secretarial Compliance Report

  • Integrated Filing – Governance

  • Meetings of Shareholders & Voting Results

  • Reconciliation of Share Capital Audit Report

  • Investor Grievance Report

(Some applicability varies for Equity, Equity+Debt, Exclusively Debt, REITs and INVITs, as mentioned in the circular table.)


3️⃣ Scope Limitation

Currently, only the specific XBRL events listed in the table are covered under single filing for Regulation 30.

For:

  • Any other Regulation 30 events not listed
    👉 Listed entities must continue making submissions separately to each Exchange.


4️⃣ Compliance Guidance

  • Listed entities are advised to avoid duplicate filings where single filing is enabled.

  • If clarification is sought by any one Exchange, the entity must respond directly to that Exchange.

  • For queries, entities may use the NEAPS platform or email takeover@nse.co.in.


Overall Purpose of the Circular

The circular aims to:

  • Streamline compliance

  • Reduce duplication of filings

  • Enhance efficiency via API-based integration between Exchanges

  • Gradually transition toward a unified disclosure framework

However, until further notice, a hybrid system (XBRL + separate PDF filing) continues for certain disclosures.

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