DCB Bank shareholders approve Mr. Pushan Mahapatra's appointment as Non-Executive Part-Time Chairman
DCB Bank shareholders approved the appointment of Mr. Pushan Mahapatra as Non-Executive Part-Time Chairman. The resolution, passed via remote e-voting on August 06, 2026, received overwhelming support, with 99.9854% of total votes polled in favour. The Bank has published the voting results and the Scrutinizer's report.
The appointment of a key leadership position like Chairman can have a medium-term impact on the bank's strategic direction and corporate governance. The strong shareholder approval adds to the positive sentiment.
The appointment of a new Non-Executive Part-Time Chairman with overwhelming shareholder approval indicates a positive development for the bank's governance and leadership.
DCB Bank Limited has announced the results of its postal ballot voting conducted through remote e-voting. The shareholders have approved the special business item concerning the appointment of Mr. Pushan Mahapatra (DIN: 07307428) as the Non-Executive Part-Time Chairman of the Bank and the approval of his remuneration.
The resolution was deemed to have been passed on August 06, 2026, which was the last date for remote e-voting. The results, along with the Scrutinizer’s report dated August 06, 2026, issued by Ms. Manisha Maheshwari of M/s. Bhandari & Associates, Company Secretaries, have been submitted to the stock exchanges.
The voting details show overwhelming support for the resolution. Among Promoter and Promoter Group shareholders, 100% of votes polled were in favour. Public Institutions also unanimously approved with 100% of votes in favour. Public Non-Institutions showed strong support with 99.6062% of votes in favour, with a minimal 0.3938% against.
Overall, out of the total votes polled, 99.9854% were in favour of the resolution, confirming its passage. The Bank will make the scrutinizer's report and voting results available on its website, www.dcb.bank.in.
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