BSELexora Global LtdMediumNeutral
Announced Sat, 14 Feb · 21:20 IST

ENCLOSED HEREWITH RESIGNATION OF AKHIL NAIR (DIN: 07706503) AS NON EXECUTIVE INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR ALONG WITH RESIGNATION LETTER

Ceo ResignedCfo ResignedMultiple Ind Directors ResignedPromoter Family Board EntryKmp ResignedManagement Changes View source PDF

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AI summary

Yash Trading and Finance Limited (BSE: 512345), soon to be renamed Lexora Global Limited, held its board meeting on 14 February 2026 and approved a major overhaul of its leadership and business direction. On the financial side, the company swung to profitability with consolidated revenue of Rs. 403.84 lakh in Q3 FY26 versus nil in the year-ago quarter, and posted a profit after tax of Rs. 56.94 lakh against a loss of Rs. 5.24 lakh earlier; standalone numbers remained negligible. The entire board was reconstituted: managing director and CFO Vishvajitsinh Jadeja, independent directors Akhil Nair and Amarendra Mohapatra, and company secretary Kavita Chhajer all resigned effective 16 February 2026. In their place, promoter-linked directors Vinubhai Vekaria (as new Chairman & Managing Director), Manan Trivedi, and Alakh Mangroliya (also appointed CFO) were inducted, along with two new independent directors. The board also approved changing the company name to Lexora Global Limited, shifting the registered office from Mumbai (Maharashtra) to Gujarat, altering its objects to include renewable energy and power generation, and convening an EGM on 18 March 2026 for shareholder approval.

Likely market impact

This is a transformational announcement — the company is exiting its legacy trading/finance identity, rebranding as Lexora Global, and pivoting into renewable energy under promoter-family leadership. Shareholders should note the simultaneous exit of two independent directors, the MD, the CFO, and the company secretary, replaced largely by promoter-related appointees, which is a significant governance event. The Q3 swing to profit is encouraging but on a small base, so the stock reaction will hinge more on the renewable energy pivot and EGM outcome than on current earnings.