Reclaim Your Old Maruti Suzuki Shares from IEPF with Kinheritance

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Did you or your parents invest in Maruti Suzuki India Limited years ago? You might be sitting on a hidden treasure worth lakhs or even crores!
💡 Example:
100 shares purchased in 2000 are now valued at ₹16,30,700 (Sixteen Lakhs Thirty Thousand Seven Hundred). Maruti Suzuki has never announced a share split or bonus till date, making your holdings even more valuable.

✨ Steps to Retrieve Your Shares:
• Physical Share Certificate in Your Name → Deposit directly for Demat with your Depository Participant.
• Certificate in Deceased Parents’ Name → Apply for transmission; company issues Letter of Entitlement → Demat.
• Lost Certificate → Request duplicate shares; company issues Letter of Confirmation → Demat.
• Inoperative Demat Account → Submit KYC documents to re-activate.
• Shares Transferred to IEPF → File IEPF Form-5 online and submit to Maruti Suzuki India Limited.

📞 Key Contacts:
• Nodal Officer (Maruti Suzuki India Limited): Mr. Sanjeev Grover investor@maruti.co.in +91 1146781000
• Registrar & Transfer Agents (KFin Technologies): einward.ris@kfintech.com 1800 309 4001 kfintech.com

💼 Why Kinheritance?
We specialize in helping families and investors recover old physical shares and reclaim their rightful wealth.

FAQs on Recovering Maruti Suzuki Shares

1. I have old physical share certificates. What should I do?

• Deposit them directly with your Depository Participant (DP) to convert into Demat form.

2. The certificates are in my deceased parent’s name. Can I claim them?

• Yes. Apply for transmission of shares.

• The company issues a Letter of Entitlement, which you can then dematerialize.

3. What if the share certificate is lost?

• Request duplicate shares from the company.

• They issue a Letter of Confirmation, which allows you to dematerialize.

4. My Demat account has been inactive for years. Is it still valid?

• Yes, but you must submit updated KYC documents to re-activate it.

5. The shares were transferred to IEPF. Can I still recover them?

• Yes. File IEPF Form-5 online and submit it to Maruti Suzuki India Limited.

• After verification, shares are credited back to your Demat account.

6. Who should I contact for help?

• Maruti Suzuki Nodal Officer: Mr. Sanjeev Grover – investor@maruti.co.in | +91 1146781000

• Registrar & Transfer Agents (KFin Technologies): einward.ris@kfintech.com | 1800 309 4001 | kfintech.com

📊 Case Study: Hidden Wealth from Maruti Suzuki Shares

Background: In 2000, an investor purchased 100 shares of Maruti Suzuki India Limited at a modest price. The certificates were kept safely but never converted to Demat.

Challenge:

• The investor’s father passed away, and the shares were still in his name.

• Family members were unaware of the process to reclaim them.

• The certificates had become “inactive” and were at risk of being transferred to IEPF.

Recovery Process:

1. Transmission Application filed with Maruti Suzuki.

2. Company issued a Letter of Entitlement.

3. Shares were dematerialized into the family’s active Demat account.

4. Valuation revealed the shares were worth ₹16,30,700 (Sixteen Lakhs Thirty Thousand Seven Hundred).

Outcome:

• The family reclaimed wealth that had been lying dormant for over two decades.

• Funds were later used for children’s education and family investments.

• Emotional satisfaction of honoring the father’s legacy.

📲 Contact us today:
+91- 8147099290
✉️ care@kinheritance.com

Posted On: 2026-04-15