BGIL Films 37th AGM: All 9 resolutions passed with about 98 percent approval

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BGIL Films & Technologies held its 37th AGM on September 30, 2026 via video conferencing. All 9 resolutions were passed by shareholders, including adoption of FY26 audited financial statements (97.98 percent in favour), reappointment of directors, and approval for the board to borrow up to Rs 150 crore and write off bad debts. Total 57.6 lakh votes were cast out of 1.13 crore equity shares, with each resolution receiving around 97.82 percent support.

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Routine procedural clearance, with the board now authorised to borrow up to Rs 150 crore and to write off bad debts.