Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd. Issues Corrigendum to Postal Ballot Notice Dated April 02, 2026
Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd. published a corrigendum to its April 02, 2026 Postal Ballot Notice. Key clarifications include Mr. Keshav Baljee's liability to retire by rotation and a corrected appointment date. The e-voting period runs from April 04, 2026, to May 03, 2026.
This is a routine administrative correction to a previously issued notice and does not significantly impact the company's operations or financial standing.
The announcement is a procedural clarification and correction to a previous notice and does not introduce new material financial or strategic information, hence it is neutral.
Royal Orchid Hotels Limited has issued a corrigendum to its Postal Ballot Notice dated April 02, 2026. This corrigendum was published in the Financial Express (English) and Vijayavani (Kannada) newspapers on April 24, 2026.
The corrigendum clarifies an omission in the original notice concerning the change in designation of Mr. Keshav Baljee from Non-Executive Director to Whole-Time Director (Executive Director). It is now clarified that he shall be liable to retire by rotation, correcting the previous statement where it was inadvertently omitted.
Furthermore, any mention of Mr. Baljee being "not liable to retire by rotation" in the Explanatory Statement of the Postal Ballot Notice should now be construed as "liable to retire by rotation." A typographical error in the details of the director seeking a change in designation and/or appointment has also been corrected; the date was previously stated as 09/11/2020 and has now been corrected to 25/11/2019.
All other contents and information in the Postal Ballot Notice remain unchanged and should be read in conjunction with this corrigendum. The notice has been communicated to all members and submitted to BSE and NSE. It is also available on the company's website.
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