Endurance Technologies: Promoter Group Enters Inter Se Shareholders' Agreement
Members of the Jain family and their trusts, promoters of Endurance Technologies, executed an Inter Se Shareholders' Agreement on February 11, 2026. The agreement governs share transfer and transmission to ensure ownership stability. It does not impact the company's management or control.
The agreement is among the promoter group and does not directly affect the company's operations, financials, or management. It is primarily an internal arrangement for the promoters.
The announcement details an agreement among promoters regarding shareholding, which is a routine corporate governance matter. It does not immediately present any positive or negative financial implications for the company itself.
Endurance Technologies Limited has announced that certain members of the Jain family and family trusts, who are promoters or members of the promoter group of the company, have entered into an Inter Se Shareholders' Agreement. This agreement was executed on February 11, 2026.
The company itself is not a party to this agreement. The purpose of the agreement is to outline the mutual rights and obligations of the parties concerning the transfer and transmission of the company's shares. This aims to ensure continuity and stability in the company's ownership and to prevent potential disputes.
The agreement includes provisions for share transfer, stipulating that parties cannot transfer or encumber their shareholding in contravention of the agreement's conditions, with exceptions for Anurang Jain. Gifts or transfers without monetary consideration are permitted to specific family members and trusts, subject to consent. Sales of shares are allowed among the parties, with specific conditions for third-party sales in emergency situations or for new business purposes. Varsha Jain has additional restrictions on certain shares. Following the demise of Anurang Jain, the parties must collectively hold at least 51% of the company's share capital. Testamentary bequests of shares are also restricted to identified family members and trusts.
The agreement also covers compliance with the company's constitutional documents and applicable laws, including SEBI regulations. Parties are required to exercise their voting rights in a manner that does not defeat the agreement's provisions. Anurang Jain solely holds the authority to amend or terminate the agreement during his lifetime; thereafter, amendments require the consent of all parties, and termination is not permitted.
The agreement explicitly states that it does not impact the management or control of Endurance Technologies Limited, nor does it impose any restrictions or liabilities on the company. It also does not contemplate any changes in the board of directors or key managerial personnel.
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Endurance Technologies Limited filed this with the NSE as a statutory disclosure, categorised under substantial acquisition of shares and takeovers. It is a primary document, not a recommendation, and the desk marks it low impact, the band that almost never moves a portfolio on its own.
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