Ashima Limited Postal Ballot Results: Ordinary Resolution on Related Party Transaction Passed
Ashima Limited's postal ballot results are out. An ordinary resolution concerning a related party transaction between its subsidiary and Saumya Construction Private Limited was passed. The remote e-voting period concluded on March 19, 2026. The resolution received overwhelming support, with over 99.7% of votes in favor.
The passing of a related party transaction resolution is material to the company's operations and governance. While not a direct financial result, it impacts business dealings and requires shareholder approval, thus having a medium impact.
The announcement details the successful passing of an ordinary resolution related to a related party transaction through postal ballot, indicating positive shareholder approval for the company's actions.
Ashima Limited has submitted the voting results and the scrutinizer's report for a postal ballot conducted through remote e-voting. The postal ballot sought approval from the company's members on resolutions outlined in a notice dated February 13, 2026. The remote e-voting period commenced on February 18, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. IST and concluded on March 19, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. IST.
The ordinary resolution pertained to a related party transaction between Saumya Construction Private Limited and Capital Management Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Ashima Limited. The voting results indicate that the resolution was passed with a significant majority. Out of the total votes polled in the public non-institutions category, 99.7166% were in favor of the resolution, with only 0.2834% against it.
The total number of shareholders on the record date (February 13, 2026) was 41,464. The scrutinizer's report, dated March 19, 2026, confirmed that the resolutions contained in the notice have been passed with the requisite majority. There were 11 invalid votes, representing 14,09,712.11 shares, out of the total voted shareholders.
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