What is ADR / GDR?
ADR / GDR (also called american depositary receipt, global depositary receipt) — Depositary receipts that let a company’s shares trade on a foreign exchange — ADRs in the US, GDRs elsewhere.
In simple terms
Several Indian companies trade as ADRs on US exchanges.
Why ADR / GDR matters when you invest
Understanding adr / gdr helps you make better-informed decisions when you invest and trade on ROAR by DP TradeKING. Open a free account to put it into practice — ₹0 delivery brokerage and zero-commission direct mutual funds.
ADR / GDR — frequently asked questions
What is ADR / GDR?
Depositary receipts that let a company’s shares trade on a foreign exchange — ADRs in the US, GDRs elsewhere.
What does ADR / GDR mean in the stock market?
Depositary receipts that let a company’s shares trade on a foreign exchange — ADRs in the US, GDRs elsewhere. Several Indian companies trade as ADRs on US exchanges.
Can you give an example of ADR / GDR?
Several Indian companies trade as ADRs on US exchanges.
Put it into practice — open a free account.
Enter your mobile number to get started — then download the ROAR app to finish KYC in about 10 minutes.