DCM Limited Seeks Shareholder Approval for Material Related Party Transaction Extension
DCM Limited is seeking shareholder approval via postal ballot for a material related party transaction. The company proposes extending the repayment period for ₹12.02 crore book debts plus ₹21 crore interest to Purearth Infrastructure Limited by 36 months, totaling 102 months. E-voting will be open from Feb 25 to Mar 26, 2026.
The transaction involves a significant amount (₹12.02 crore principal + ₹21 crore interest) and extends a repayment period, which could impact cash flow management. It is a material related party transaction requiring shareholder approval.
The announcement details a routine corporate action (seeking shareholder approval for a related party transaction extension) with no inherently positive or negative financial performance indicators mentioned. The extension is a business necessity due to project delays.
DCM Limited has announced a postal ballot to seek shareholder approval for a material related party transaction with Purearth Infrastructure Limited. The company proposes to extend the repayment period for outstanding book debts of approximately ₹12.02 crore, along with accrued interest of about ₹21 crore, owed to Purearth. This extension would increase the repayment tenure from 66 months to 102 months from the original agreement dates of March 27, 2021, and April 17, 2021.
The need for this extension arises due to delays in cash flows from the company's Hisar land project, stemming from issues with a joint development agreement and a suspended license. The e-voting facility for this postal ballot will commence on February 25, 2026, at 09:00 AM (IST) and conclude on March 26, 2026, at 05:00 PM (IST). The results are expected to be declared by March 27, 2026. The notice is being sent via email to registered members, with no physical copies being distributed.
Purearth Infrastructure Limited is a joint venture company promoted by DCM Limited, and certain directors of DCM Limited also have interests in Purearth. The proposed extension is considered to be in the interest of DCM Limited as it aligns repayment obligations with realistic fund availability.
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