Old TVS Holdings Shares: What They Are Worth and How to Recover Them
Certificates may carry the name: Sundaram-Clayton Limited (renamed TVS Holdings in 2023)
Reviewed 22 September 2026
In short
Sundaram-Clayton Limited was renamed TVS Holdings Limited on 17 July 2023, and its stock symbol changed from SUNCLAYLTD to TVSHLTD on 10 August 2023. Certificates in the Sundaram-Clayton name are therefore TVS Holdings shares. TVS Motor Company is a separate listed company with its own folios.
Corporate actions that changed the holding
- 2023Name changeSundaram-Clayton Limited became TVS Holdings Limited on 17 July 2023, following the amalgamation of TVS Holdings Private Limited into it.
- 2023Symbol changeThe trading symbol changed from SUNCLAYLTD to TVSHLTD with effect from 10 August 2023.
The TVS group has restructured more than once, and TVS Motor Company, TVS Holdings and other group companies are separate holdings. We have listed only what we verified; the registrar can confirm the rest.
Who to write to
Check the company’s current registrar before you write
- Where to look
- The investor or shareholder section of the company’s website, and the general shareholder information section of its latest annual report
- Why it matters
- Registrars merge and change hands — TSR Consultants became Link Intime, which became MUFG Intime — so an address on old correspondence is often out of date
We have not verified this company’s current registrar against a company or registrar source, so we are not naming one here.
Registrars change. Confirm the current one on the company’s investor page before posting anything, and see how to find a company’s registrar.
How the shares are recovered
- The shares are in your name and you have the certificates
Update KYC on the folio if needed, then dematerialise them so they can be sold.
- The shareholder has died
The nominee, surviving joint holder or legal heirs claim through transmission.
- You bought the shares on paper before April 2019
SEBI's special window, open until 4 February 2027, lets you complete the transfer.
- The certificates are lost or damaged
The registered holder or heirs apply for duplicates, credited to demat.
- The shares or dividends were transferred to IEPF
Claim them back from the IEPF Authority with Form IEPF-5.
- The certificate is in an old or merged company name
The holding may now sit with a renamed or successor company.
Questions we are asked about TVS Holdings shares
Are Sundaram-Clayton certificates still valid?
Yes. The company was renamed TVS Holdings in July 2023, and a name change does not affect the shares, unless they have since been transferred to the IEPF or replaced by duplicates.
Is TVS Motor the same company?
No. TVS Motor Company is a separate listed company. If your family held both, each has its own folio and needs its own claim.
How do I find the current registrar?
From the investor section of the company’s website or its latest annual report. We have not named one here because we could not verify it against a company source.
Sources
Free valuation of old shares
Send us the company name and folio number from the certificate. We work out what the holding is worth today, after bonuses, splits and mergers.