Postal ballot for independent director and loan-to-equity conversion
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Lloyds Metals is seeking shareholder approval via postal ballot for two items: (1) appointing Mr. Avijit Ghosh (ex-CMD of Heavy Engineering Corp, over 40 years in mining and metals) as Independent Director for 5 years from 10 Aug 2026 to 9 Aug 2031, and (2) enabling lenders to convert outstanding loans into equity shares under Section 62(3) of the Companies Act. E-voting runs from 25 Sept to 24 Oct 2026. No shares are being issued now; the approval is only an enabling provision.
Shareholders should vote by 24 Oct 2026. Loan conversion option could dilute equity if lenders trigger it on default.