CALSOFT Board Approves Conversion of 81.55 Lakh Partly Paid Shares to Fully Paid
California Software Company Limited's Board approved the conversion of 81,55,826 partly paid-up equity shares to fully paid-up shares. This follows the receipt of ₹6,11,68,695 in First and Final Call Money. A Monitoring Committee was also constituted to oversee the process. The conversion is pending stock exchange and depository approvals.
The conversion of shares is a significant corporate action that regularizes the equity structure and completes a fundraising activity. It is material for shareholders and the company's financial standing.
The announcement details the successful collection of call money and the subsequent approval for converting partly paid shares into fully paid shares, which is a positive step towards finalizing the equity issuance.
California Software Company Limited announced the outcome of its Board of Directors meeting held on March 10, 2026. The Board reviewed and approved the reconciliation summary for the First and Final Call Money received from 81,55,826 partly paid-up equity shares, amounting to ₹6,11,68,695.
Furthermore, the Board approved the constitution of a Monitoring Committee, designating the Audit Committee to oversee the receipt and reconciliation of call money, conversion of shares, utilization of Rights Issue funds, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Based on the reconciliation and auditor's certificate confirming call money receipt, the Board approved the conversion of these 81,55,826 partly paid-up equity shares into fully paid-up equity shares of face value ₹10 each. This conversion is subject to necessary approvals from the Stock Exchanges and Depositories.
The Company Secretary & Compliance Officer has been authorized to file all necessary documents with regulatory authorities for this conversion. The Board Meeting commenced at 10:15 A.M. and concluded at 11:00 A.M.
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