Postal ballot: IPO proceeds utilisation change approved unanimously

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AI summary

Elfin Agro India Limited passed one Special Resolution via postal ballot (remote e-voting) with the last date of voting on 11 October 2026. The resolution allows variation in the objects or terms of utilisation of the companys IPO proceeds. Out of 19,425,000 total shares, 14,970,000 shares (around 77%) were voted, and ALL votes were cast IN FAVOUR, with zero votes against. Promoters (14,100,000 shares) voted fully in favour. No promoter group interest declared. Scrutinizer CS Nitin Mehta confirmed the resolution passed with requisite majority.

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Shareholders have approved redirecting or altering the use of IPO funds, giving the company flexibility but reducing the strict earmarking promised at listing.