Rajoo Engineers subsidiary, Kohli Printing, appoints new statutory auditor
Rajoo Engineers' material subsidiary, Kohli Printing and Converting Machines Private Limited, changed its statutory auditors due to a regulatory requirement for a peer-reviewed firm.
The change is for a subsidiary, and a new auditor has been promptly appointed, ensuring continuity. The reason for the change is compliance-related and not due to any dispute or adverse findings, thus having a low impact on the parent company.
The change in auditors is a procedural step due to a regulatory requirement for the subsidiary to appoint a peer-reviewed auditor, not indicative of positive or negative financial performance or issues.
Rajoo Engineers Limited announced that M/s. Sachdev & Associates, Chartered Accountants, resigned as the Statutory Auditors of Kohli Printing and Converting Machines Private Limited (KPL), a material subsidiary, effective October 17, 2025. The resignation was due to KPL becoming a material subsidiary, which requires a peer-reviewed auditor, a qualification M/s. Sachdev & Associates does not hold. Consequent to this, the Board of Directors of KPL approved the appointment of M/s. Rushabh R Shah and Co., Chartered Accountants, as the new Statutory Auditors. They will hold office until the conclusion of the forthcoming Annual General Meeting. The last audit report submitted by M/s. Sachdev & Associates was for the financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2025, submitted on September 05, 2025.
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