NDTVNSENew Delhi Television Limited· Media & EntertainmentLowNeutral
Announced Fri, 27 Mar · 22:13 IST

New Delhi Television Limited has submitted the Exchange a copy Scrutinizers report and voting results of the Postal Ballot conducted by the Company.

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AI summary

NDTV conducted a postal ballot (e-voting) from February 26 to March 27, 2026, on three resolutions, all of which passed with the required majority. Resolution 1 was a special resolution to re-appoint Mr. Sanjay Pugalia as Whole-time Director, which received overwhelming support with 99.75% of votes in favour (78,098,710 out of 78,295,032 votes), including 100% backing from promoters. Resolution 2 sought approval for material related party transactions with NDTV Convergence Limited for FY2026-27 and passed with 60.89% in favour (255,592 votes) against 39.11% dissent. Resolution 3 was for material related party transactions with Adani Enterprises Limited for FY2026-27, passing with 60.88% in favour (255,542 votes) against 39.12% dissent. Notably, the promoter group abstained from voting on both related party transaction resolutions as they were deemed interested parties. The lower voter turnout on resolutions 2 and 3 (only 0.37% of outstanding shares) reflects the promoter abstention, and public non-institutional shareholders showed notable dissent of about 42% on both related party deals.

Likely market impact

Mr. Sanjay Pugalia's re-appointment as Whole-time Director is confirmed, providing continuity in leadership. The related party transactions with both NDTV Convergence and Adani Enterprises have been approved by shareholders for FY2026-27, though the significant ~39% dissent from public non-institutional shareholders on these RPTs may be worth monitoring as it signals some investor discomfort with related party dealings.