Zota Health Care Limited: Shareholders Approve Special Resolution via Postal Ballot
Zota Health Care Limited shareholders approved a special resolution authorizing the Board to give loans, guarantees, or security, and acquire securities in excess of Section 186 limits. The resolution passed with 13,962,666 votes in favor out of 14,253,510 total votes polled via e-voting. The aggregate limit for these actions is set at ₹1000 crore.
The approval of a special resolution allowing the company to exceed limits under Section 186 of the Companies Act for loans, guarantees, and acquisitions, with a significant aggregate limit of ₹1000 crore, has a material impact on the company's future financial flexibility and strategic operations.
The shareholders have approved a significant resolution that empowers the company's board to undertake substantial financial activities, indicating confidence and support from the investors.
Zota Health Care Limited has announced the voting results and minutes of a Postal Ballot, conducted solely through e-voting. The resolution, which authorizes the Board of Directors to provide loans, guarantees, or security, and to acquire securities of other corporate bodies in excess of the limits specified under Section 186 of the Companies Act, 2013, has been duly approved by the shareholders with the requisite majority.
The e-voting period commenced on March 18, 2026, and concluded on April 16, 2026. Based on the Scrutinizer's Report, the special resolution was passed, allowing the Board to undertake such financial activities up to an aggregate limit of ₹1000 crore.
The resolution was supported by 52 shareholders holding 13,962,666 equity shares, while 10 shareholders holding 290,844 equity shares voted against it. The voting results and Scrutinizer's Report have been published on the company's website and are available at the Registered Office.
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