Voting Results and Scrutinizer Report for Postal Ballot
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CMX Holdings Ltd announced the results of its Postal Ballot (conducted via remote e-voting) which concluded on December 25, 2025. All 10 resolutions were passed with the requisite majority, each receiving 99.98% votes in favour (1,29,416 valid votes) and just 0.02% against (25 votes). Key resolutions covered: appointment of Amay Vatsalya and Dhiraj Mishra as Whole-time Directors with remuneration, increase in authorised share capital with MoA amendment, shifting of the registered office, amendments to the MoA, alteration of the object clause, appointment of Ujjval Sangtani and Shruti Gupta as Independent Directors, and a proposed change of the company's name. Notably, 7,90,000 votes from 2 members were declared invalid, and only 35 members in total cast valid votes, indicating a very small and concentrated shareholder base.
Shareholders have greenlit a sweeping corporate overhaul — name change, office relocation, capital restructuring, and a largely renewed board. The near-unanimous 99.98% approval is positive optics, but the tiny voting base and large invalid vote block (7.9 lakh shares from just 2 members) suggest highly concentrated ownership where outcomes are effectively decided by a handful of shareholders. Retail investors should watch for the actual name change and share capital revision, as these affect the stock's identity and dilution potential.