EFC (I) Limited Shareholders Approve Merger with Whitehills Interior Limited
The approval of a Scheme of Amalgamation represents a significant corporate restructuring event, leading to a merger that will fundamentally alter the company's structure, operations, and potentially its financial standing.
Both the Scheme of Amalgamation and the related party transaction were approved by the shareholders with overwhelming majorities, indicating successful progression of the merger.
EFC (I) Limited announced the outcome of its Equity Shareholders' Meeting held on 15 September 2025, convened as per the Hon’ble National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) order dated 11 August 2025. The meeting was held to consider and approve the Scheme of Amalgamation (Merger by Absorption) of Whitehills Interior Limited with EFC (I) Limited, and a related party transaction.
* Scheme of Amalgamation Approval: * The resolution for the Scheme of Amalgamation was approved by 99.94% of all equity shareholders, representing 6 crore 54 lakh 20 thousand 194 votes in favour, against 0.06% (40,095 votes) against. * Public shareholders also approved the scheme with 99.80% of votes in favour, representing 2 crore 1 lakh 84 thousand 799 votes, against 0.20% (40,095 votes) against. * The resolution passed with the requisite majority, in accordance with the Companies Act, 2013 and SEBI Scheme Master Circular.
* Related Party Transaction Approval: * Shareholders also approved the related party transaction to absorb assets and liabilities of Whitehills Interior Limited and issue 3 crore 77 lakh 30 thousand equity shares of ₹2 each, fully paid up, to Whitehills Interior Limited shareholders. * This resolution passed with 99.80% of votes in favour, representing 2 crore 1 lakh 84 thousand 798 votes, against 0.20% (40,095 votes) against. * Related parties to the transaction were not eligible to vote on this resolution.
Both resolutions were duly passed with the requisite majority of Equity Shareholders.
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