PNB Housing Finance shareholders approve MD/CEO appointment and director nominations
PNB Housing Finance Limited shareholders approved the appointment of Mr. Ajai Kumar Shukla as MD & CEO with 99.50% votes in favour. Mr. Dipankar Mahapatra was appointed as Nominee Non-Executive Director with 87.77% votes in favour. Payment of sitting fees to Mr. Dilip Kumar Jain was also approved with 99.92% votes.
The appointment of key management personnel and directors is a significant event for the company's governance and future operations.
The resolutions related to key appointments and director fees were passed with a significant majority, indicating shareholder confidence and approval.
PNB Housing Finance Limited announced the voting results of its postal ballot, which concluded on March 12, 2026. The company utilized e-voting services provided by National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) for its members.
The shareholders approved three ordinary resolutions. The first resolution concerned the appointment of Mr. Ajai Kumar Shukla as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. This resolution received overwhelming support, with 99.50% of the votes polled in favour.
The second resolution was for the appointment of Mr. Dipankar Mahapatra as a Nominee Non-Executive Director. This resolution also passed with a significant majority, securing 87.77% of the votes polled in favour.
The third resolution pertained to the payment of sitting fees to Mr. Dilip Kumar Jain, a Non-Executive Nominee Director. This resolution was also approved by the members, with 99.92% of the votes polled in favour.
The e-voting period commenced on February 11, 2026, and ended on March 12, 2026. The company published advertisements regarding the dispatch of the postal ballot notice on February 11, 2026, in Business Standard (English and Hindi). The cut-off date for determining the members eligible to vote was February 06, 2026.
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