Announced Tue, 2 Jun · 16:36 IST

Notice of 15th Annual General Meeting.

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Global Longlife Hospital and Research Limited has called its 15th AGM on June 25, 2026 at 11:00 A.M. via video conferencing. The notice seeks shareholder approval for routine items (adoption of FY26 audited accounts, re-appointment of Ms. Sucheta Jani as director retiring by rotation) along with several significant special resolutions: a proposed name change to Kanzi/Asahi/Siddhaa Enterprise Limited, a major shift in the company's object clause to add food, agriculture commodities, textiles, garments, and bullion (gold/silver) trading businesses, appointment of Mr. Hiren Mandaliya as Independent Director, re-appointment of Mr. Dhruv Jani as Managing Director for 5 years at a higher salary of up to Rs. 36 lakh per annum (up from Rs. 12 lakh), and re-appointment of Mr. Manasvi Thapar as Independent Director. FY26 financials show gross turnover of just Rs. 0.52 lakh and a net loss of Rs. 171.95 lakh against a net worth of Rs. 2,374.93 lakh, with the company citing declining turnover and planning a business pivot through the proposed object clause change.

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This is a major transformation announcement: the company is essentially abandoning its hospital/healthcare identity and pivoting into food, agriculture, textiles, and commodity trading. Shareholders should watch closely as the name change and new object clause signal a complete strategic shift. The sizable jump in MD remuneration on a loss-making, near-zero-revenue company may raise governance questions. Shareholders who voted based on the hospital/research thesis should reassess their investment.