63 Moons Technologies: Postal Ballot on Related Party Transaction Passes
63 moons technologies limited's postal ballot for a material related party transaction, involving its subsidiary FTSPL and TICKER Limited, has passed. The resolution was approved with 99.994% of valid votes in favour. The e-voting period concluded on August 21, 2026, and the resolution is effective from the same date.
The passing of a related party transaction resolution is significant for the company's operational and strategic alignment, impacting future business dealings and financial structures. The impact is medium as it pertains to specific transactions rather than a company-wide strategic shift.
The key resolution regarding a related party transaction was passed with an overwhelming majority, indicating shareholder approval and confidence in the company's strategic decisions.
63 moons technologies limited announced the results of its postal ballot, confirming that the resolution concerning a material related party transaction has been passed with the requisite majority. The transaction involves Financial Technologies Singapore Pte. Ltd. (FTSPL), a wholly-owned overseas subsidiary, and TICKER Limited, a subsidiary of 63 moons technologies limited. The resolution was passed as an ordinary resolution.
The postal ballot e-voting period commenced on July 23, 2026, and concluded on August 21, 2026. The results were declared on August 22, 2026, and the resolution is effective from August 21, 2026. Out of 47,287 shareholders holding 4,60,78,537 shares as of the record date (July 17, 2026), 218 members holding 71,31,148 shares exercised their votes through remote e-voting. The net valid votes cast were 216 members holding 71,29,026 shares.
The voting results indicated that 99.994% of the votes were cast in favour of the resolution, with only 0.006% against. Notably, the Promoter and Promoter Group abstained from voting on this resolution, as it pertained to a related party transaction. The Scrutinizer's Report was submitted on August 21, 2026, and the results will be displayed on the company's website and submitted to the stock exchanges.
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