Landsmill Green Ltd Shareholders Approve Director Appointments and Name Change via Postal Ballot
Landsmill Green Limited shareholders approved the appointment of three new Non-Executive Independent Directors: Mr. Arihant Bhansali, Ms. Daksha Nag, and Ms. Hema Sadnani. Additionally, the company's name change was approved. Revised voting results for the postal ballot have been submitted.
The appointment of independent directors and a name change are significant corporate actions that can impact governance and strategic direction, warranting a medium impact.
The shareholders have approved key appointments and a significant corporate action (name change), indicating positive shareholder engagement and support for the company's direction.
Landsmill Green Limited (formerly Excel Realty N Infra Limited) has announced the outcome of its postal ballot, wherein shareholders have approved four key resolutions. These include the appointment of Mr. Arihant Bhansali, Ms. Daksha Nag, and Ms. Hema Sadnani as Non-Executive Independent Directors.
Furthermore, shareholders have approved the change of the company's name and the consequent alteration to the Memorandum and Articles of Association. The company also addressed an inadvertent clerical error in the previously submitted voting results concerning shareholding figures, providing corrected figures for Promoter and Promoter Group, and Public – Non-Institutions.
The revised voting results, in the prescribed format under SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, have been submitted to the Bombay Stock Exchange Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India Limited.
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