BCPL submits Annual Report FY26 and 30th AGM notice on 21 August

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BCPL Railway Infrastructure has submitted its Annual Report for FY ended March 2026 with the 30th AGM notice. AGM is on 21 August via video conferencing. Key items: final dividend of Rs 1 per share (10%), re-appointment of statutory auditors for 5 years, related party transactions up to Rs 20 Crores each with Phoenix Overseas and subsidiary BCL Bio Energy, and rescinding a prior disinvestment proposal in the subsidiary.

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Routine annual filing; Rs 1 per share dividend benefits shareholders. Related party transactions up to Rs 20 Crores each need member approval.