Rajnandini Metal: MD Ashok Kalra Withdraws Resignation, Continues Role
Mr. Ashok Kalra has withdrawn his resignation as Managing Director of Rajnandini Metal Limited, effective November 13, 2026. He will continue to discharge all his duties and responsibilities associated with the office.
The continuation of the Managing Director in his role provides stability and avoids a leadership vacuum, which can have a moderate impact on the company's operations and investor confidence.
The withdrawal of the Managing Director's resignation is a positive development as it ensures continuity in leadership and operations.
Rajnandini Metal Limited has announced that Mr. Ashok Kalra has withdrawn his resignation dated September 29, 2026, from the office of Managing Director of the company. Mr. Kalra has communicated his agreement to continue in his role and discharge all associated duties and responsibilities.
The company considers Mr. Kalra to be continuing as the Managing Director, and there is no cessation of his directorship or withdrawal of his resignation. An email communication from Mr. Ashok Kalra dated November 13, 2026, detailing the withdrawal and recall of his resignation, has been enclosed for the records of the stock exchange.
Mr. Kalra has undertaken to continue to render his services as the Managing Director, supervising and controlling all affairs of the Company, arranging for stock verification by auditors, and keeping shareholders informed of the financial position. He also committed to ensuring compliance with the Companies Act, 2013, SEBI regulations, and other applicable laws. Furthermore, he will take necessary steps with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) for the withdrawal of Form DIR-11 and complete consequential formalities. He has authorized the company to inform the concerned stock exchanges and regulatory authorities about his continuation as Managing Director.
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