Sarthak Metals Adopts Amended Materiality Policy Effective June 1, 2026
Sarthak Metals Limited's Board approved an amended Materiality Policy, effective June 1, 2026. The policy, aligned with SEBI regulations, defines criteria for material events and disclosure requirements. It ensures timely dissemination of significant information to stakeholders and stock exchanges.
The amendment of a materiality policy is a procedural and governance-related update. It does not directly impact the company's financial performance, operations, or stock price in the short term.
The announcement is a routine update regarding the adoption of an amended policy, which is a standard corporate governance practice. It does not contain any significant financial changes or immediate business impacts.
Sarthak Metals Limited announced that its Board of Directors, in a meeting held on May 22, 2026, approved and adopted an amended Materiality Policy. This revised policy will be effective from June 1, 2026.
The policy, framed in accordance with Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, aims to determine the materiality of events or information concerning the company and ensure adequate dissemination in compliance with regulations. It provides a governance framework for this determination.
The policy defines 'Material Event' or 'Material Information' as per Schedule III of the Listing Regulations or as determined by Clause 3 of the policy. It outlines guidelines for determining materiality, including criteria such as unpublished price sensitive information, events likely to cause discontinuity of publicly available information, and events meeting specific financial thresholds (2% of turnover or net worth, or 5% of average profit/loss after tax from the last audited consolidated financial statements). Any other event deemed material by the Board of Directors also falls under this definition.
Disclosures of specified material events are to be made to stock exchanges and uploaded on the company's website as soon as reasonably possible, not later than twelve or twenty-four hours from the occurrence. The policy also details procedures for disclosing events based on materiality guidelines and updating material developments. The company will also disclose information concerning its Material Subsidiaries and provide adequate replies to stock exchange queries.
The amended policy includes provisions for amendments by the Board, ensuring no provision conflicts with applicable laws. In case of conflicts between the policy and statutory enactments, the latter will prevail. A copy of the policy, along with contact details of the authorized person (Whole-Time Director and CEO, Mayur Bhatt), will be hosted on the company's website.
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