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Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) is one of India's leading renewable energy companies, playing a crucial role in the country’s shift toward sustainable energy. With a project portfolio of 20,434 MW, AGEL is a key player in solar, wind, and hybrid energy projects. The company operates across 11 Indian states, establishing large-scale grid-connected renewable energy projects through long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with government entities.
Founded in 2015 as a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL), Adani Green Energy Limited has grown rapidly, expanding its presence in both solar and wind energy sectors. The company is listed on both the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE), making it a significant investment opportunity for shareholders.
However, many shareholders are unaware that unclaimed dividends and shares may be transferred to the Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF) if left unclaimed for seven consecutive years. This blog explains how AGEL shareholders can recover their lost shares and dividends from IEPF through a structured process.
AGEL has made remarkable progress in the renewable energy sector, adding 2,676 MW of renewable capacity in a single year and securing multiple long-term power supply agreements. Some key highlights include:
Operational Projects: 5,410 MW already in service.
Under Construction: 15,024 MW in development.
Hybrid Energy Leadership: AGEL operates India's first hybrid energy park, optimizing both solar and wind infrastructure.
Global Collaborations: Partnerships with Total Solar Singapore Pte Ltd and acquisitions of Softbank’s renewable portfolio.
As a result, AGEL’s market capitalization has increased significantly, making it a valuable asset for shareholders.
Investors may lose track of their dividends or shares due to several reasons:
Address or Contact Changes: Shareholders may forget to update their information with the company.
Inactive Bank Accounts: If dividends are credited to a closed or dormant account, they go unclaimed.
Lost Share Certificates: Physical certificates may be misplaced over time.
Uninformed Legal Heirs: If a shareholder passes away, heirs may not be aware of the investment.
Ignored Notifications: Many shareholders do not respond to dividend payout communications.
Unclaimed dividends and shares are eventually transferred to the IEPF under the Companies Act, 2013. However, investors or their heirs can still recover them by filing a claim.

Before initiating the recovery process, shareholders should verify if their shares or dividends have been transferred to IEPF:
Visit the IEPF website: https://www.iepf.gov.in/IEPF/refund.html
Enter relevant details such as Folio/DP ID or shareholder name to check if unclaimed assets are listed under IEPF.
Once eligibility is confirmed, shareholders need to collect the necessary documents, including:
Self-attested PAN and Aadhaar copies
Bank passbook or a canceled cheque for receiving the refund
Demat account statement or a physical share certificate
Indemnity bond notarized on stamp paper
Affidavit notarized on stamp paper
Form IEPF-5 (downloaded from the IEPF portal)
Fill out Form IEPF-5 online through the IEPF website.
Print and sign the form, attach all required documents, and send them to AGEL’s Nodal Officer.
The company will review and verify the claim before forwarding it to the IEPF Authority for approval.
The IEPF Authority verifies the documents and processes the refund request.
Upon successful verification, the shares are credited back to the investor’s Demat account.
Dividends are transferred to the registered bank account.
Visit the IEPF portal and navigate to ‘Track Claim Status’.
Enter the acknowledgment number received after form submission.
The system will display the status as Pending, Under Process, Approved, or Rejected.
Reclaiming shares ensures that investors regain ownership of assets that may have appreciated in value.
Recovering shares prevents ownership loss and secures the shareholder’s legal rights.
Prolonged unclaimed assets can lead to legal disputes, especially for heirs.
IEPF provides a structured approach to reclaiming shares and dividends, making it accessible for investors.
While the IEPF process is well-defined, it can be lengthy and require precise documentation. Share Samadhan specializes in assisting shareholders in recovering their Adani Green Energy Limited shares and dividends from IEPF with ease.
✔ Experienced Team: Ensures proper documentation and avoids errors in submission.
✔ Simplified Process: Manages paperwork and communication with authorities.
✔ Quicker Processing: Speeds up claim verification and approval.
✔ Legal Support: Provides assistance for complex inheritance-related claims.
If your Adani Green Energy Limited shares and dividends are stuck in IEPF, contact Share Samadhan today to recover your assets without complications.
Visit the IEPF website and search for unclaimed shares using your Folio/DP ID or shareholder name.
The shares will remain with IEPF, making them harder to recover in the future.
Yes, legal heirs can claim shares by providing succession certificates or other legal documents.
It typically takes 3 to 6 months, depending on document verification and approval timeframes.
Yes, Form IEPF-5 must be submitted online, followed by sending physical documents to the company’s Nodal Officer.
Reclaiming Adani Green Energy Limited shares and dividends ensures that your investments are secure and accessible. Stay proactive, recover your assets, and protect your financial interests today!