Addition in Object Clause of Memorandum of Association of company
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DSM Fresh Foods' board approved acquiring a controlling 51%–60% stake in Avyom Foodtech Private Limited (formerly IEY Education Private Limited) for up to ₹7.5 crores via a primary private placement in cash, making it a subsidiary. Avyom operates in food processing, manufacturing and distribution (ready-to-eat, frozen foods, sauces, etc.), but is very small with FY25 turnover of only ₹14.9 lakhs. The transaction is a related-party deal since promoters and directors are common in both companies, though stated to be on arm's length terms. Separately, the board approved reallocating ₹10 crores of unused IPO proceeds — ₹5 cr from the Capital Expenditure bucket and ₹5 cr from the Marketing bucket — into the 'Unidentified Acquisition' bucket. The board also approved adding new objects to the MOA to cover food manufacturing, R&D, agri/horticulture trading and other allied businesses, subject to shareholder approval via postal ballot.
Small, promoter-driven acquisition with limited immediate revenue contribution, plus a notable redirection of IPO funds away from clearly stated capex and marketing into an unspecified acquisition — shareholders should watch the postal ballot outcome and any further disclosures on the use of the reallocated amount, as this signals potential governance and capital-allocation concerns.