Announced Thu, 1 Oct, 2026 · 18:35 IST

36th AGM: All 4 resolutions passed with 99.99% majority

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AI summary

Madala Holdings (formerly SoftSol India) held its 36th AGM on 30 Sep 2026 via video conferencing. All 4 resolutions passed with 99.9999% majority (37.53 lakh votes in favor of 37.53 lakh polled, 25.42% turnout). Key items: adoption of FY26 audited financials, re-appointment of Director Shri Battina, revision in MD Aravind Kumar Madala's pay to Rs 4 lakh per month (1 Mar 2026 to 31 Aug 2028), and continuation of Shri Battina as Non-Executive Director past age 75.

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Routine AGM business. MD pay hike to Rs 4 lakh/month approved. Low shareholder turnout at 25%. All resolutions passed with near-unanimous support.