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Naapbooks Limited has filed a regulatory disclosure with BSE confirming it does not qualify as a 'Large Corporate' under SEBI's framework. The company's estimated outstanding borrowings as on 31st March 2026 stand at just INR 31.57 Lakhs (unaudited), which is well below the threshold for Large Corporate classification. No credit rating has been obtained by the company. The disclosure is part of the mandatory initial disclosure format required by SEBI, even for entities that do not meet the Large Corporate criteria. The filing was signed by the Company Secretary (CS Surbhi Agrawal) and Whole-Time Director & CFO (Mr. Yaman Saluja) from Ahmedabad on April 23, 2026.
This is a routine compliance filing confirming that Naapbooks is a small-cap company with negligible debt (Rs. 31.57 Lakhs) and does not meet SEBI's Large Corporate thresholds. It has no material impact on shareholders or stock price — investors should view this as a standard regulatory formality.