GIC Housing Finance Shareholders Approve Independent Director Appointment via E-Voting
GIC Housing Finance announced e-voting results for the postal ballot. Shareholders approved the appointment of Shri Dinesh Waghela as an Independent Director with 96.92% votes in favour.
The appointment of a new Non-Executive Independent Director strengthens the company's corporate governance framework and board composition, which is a significant, albeit not immediately financial, development.
The resolution for the appointment of Shri Dinesh Waghela as a Non-Executive Independent Director passed with an overwhelming majority of 96.92% of the votes polled, indicating strong shareholder approval for the board change.
GIC Housing Finance Limited submitted the remote e-voting results and the Scrutinizer's Report for the Postal Ballot Notice dated September 19, 2025. The postal ballot sought approval for the appointment of Shri Dinesh Waghela (DIN: 08072065) as a Non-Executive Independent Director of the Company via a Special Resolution. The remote e-voting period commenced on October 1, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. IST and concluded on October 30, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. IST. The resolution was passed by the members with the requisite majority. A total of 2,68,44,440 votes were polled out of 5,38,51,066 total shares, representing 49.8494% of outstanding shares. Of the votes polled: * 96.92% (2,60,17,637 votes) were in favour of the resolution. * 3.08% (8,26,803 votes) were against the resolution.
Segment-wise voting showed: * Promoter and Promoter Group cast 2,28,36,839 votes, all 100.00% in favour. * Public Institutions cast 38,23,989 votes, with 79.3534% (30,34,465 votes) in favour and 20.6466% (7,89,524 votes) against. * Public Non-Institutions cast 1,83,612 votes, with 79.6969% (1,46,333 votes) in favour and 20.3031% (37,279 votes) against.
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