Khadim India Limited Issues Corrigendum on Board Meeting Outcome Regarding Warrant Allotment
Khadim India Limited issued a corrigendum regarding its Board Meeting held on July 02, 2026. The company corrected typographical errors in the list of proposed warrant allottees and the maximum number of warrants offered. A total of 10,68,182 warrants are proposed to be allotted.
This is a procedural correction of a prior announcement regarding warrant allotment and does not materially impact the company's financial standing or business operations.
The announcement is a correction of a previous filing due to a typographical error and does not inherently introduce new positive or negative financial or business developments.
Khadim India Limited has issued a corrigendum to the outcome of its Board Meeting held on July 02, 2026. The company clarified typographical errors in "Annexure A", the "List of Proposed Allottees", specifically concerning the "Maximum Number of Warrants Offered".
The corrected list details the proposed allottees and the maximum number of warrants offered to each. This includes Mr. Siddhartha Roy Burman from the Promoter/Promoter Group, who is offered 2,27,273 warrants.
Under Non-Promoter / Public – Others, several individuals and entities are listed with their respective warrant allocations. These include Ms. Aarya Ketan Kotecha, Mr. Aniket Latkar, Mr. Ashwini Sunil Chavan, Ms. Cherry Mehta, Gold Circle Ventures Partners LLP, Mr. Krishnam Chirimar, Mr. Lalit Agrawal, Ms. Palak Agarwal, Mr. Pratham Prasoon, Mr. Siddharth Harshad Parikh (Karta) of Siddharth Harshad Parikh (HUF), and Ms. Vedika Shinde. The total number of warrants offered across all categories amounts to 10,68,182.
The company has stated that the rest of the contents from the earlier letter dated July 02, 2026, remain unchanged and has requested the stock exchanges to take this updated information on record. Khadim India Limited has also expressed regret for the inconvenience caused by the error.
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