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Lakshmi Electrical Control Systems has filed its half-yearly related party transactions disclosure as required by SEBI listing rules. The biggest exposure is to LMW Limited (formerly Lakshmi Machine Works), a group company: the company sold goods worth Rs 91.8 crore to LMW in just six months and purchased Rs 5.07 crore from it, with an outstanding receivable of Rs 47.15 crore sitting on the books as of September 30, 2025. Other related party dealings include purchases of Rs 4.43 crore from Lakshmi Precision Technologies and Rs 41 lakh from Supreme Dairy Products, plus service transactions with several group entities (Starline Travels, Chakradhara Aerospace, Revantha Services, Lakshmi Electrical Drives Corporate Service LLP, among others). A total of Rs 2.21 crore was sold to overseas related party Lakshmi Global FZE. Key Managerial Personnel remuneration during the half year stood at Rs 3.42 crore for Nethra JS Kumar, Rs 70.8 lakh for A. Thiagarajan and Rs 20.3 lakh for Company Secretary S. Sathyanarayanan, while directors collected sitting fees of Rs 0.5 lakh to Rs 1.75 lakh each. Audit committee approval limits are in place for most transactions, though actual usage was well below approved ceilings in several cases.
The heavy concentration of sales (Rs 91.8 crore in six months) and receivables (Rs 47.15 crore) with LMW Limited highlights significant business dependence on a single group entity — shareholders should monitor whether these receivables are collected on time. The transaction structure and large KMP payout to Nethra JS Kumar (likely a promoter family member) are worth tracking for governance purposes, though the disclosure itself is routine and not indicative of any negative event.