Board approves wholly owned subsidiary in Singapore for overseas ops

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AI summary

Midwest Limited's Board, at its meeting on October 15, 2026, approved setting up a wholly owned subsidiary in Singapore. The entity will act as an intermediate holding and investment vehicle for the company's overseas operations in mining of heavy mineral sands, rare earth materials, mineral trading, and mineral processing. The company will hold 100% of the share capital, funded through cash subscription to equity and other permissible instruments. Approvals will be obtained from ACRA Singapore and via the automatic route under FEMA overseas investment rules.

Likely market impact

Sets up a foreign vehicle to support expansion into heavy mineral sands and rare earth materials. Positive for long-term overseas growth, though execution and geopolitical risks apply.