Resignation of Statutory Auditor
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Ranjit Securities Ltd has informed the BSE that M/s NM Rathi & Associates (FRN: 013578C) has resigned as the company's Statutory Auditor with effect from 30 March 2026. The auditor cited personal unavoidable reasons and confirmed there are no other material reasons, no management-imposed limitations, and no significant impact on financial statements. Notably, the auditor had only been appointed on 17 January 2026 — less than three months before resigning — while the term was originally scheduled to run until the AGM for FY 2026. The company has stated it will appoint a replacement to fill the casual vacancy in line with the Companies Act, 2013, and will inform the stock exchange once done.
For shareholders, this is a mid-term auditor exit happening very shortly after appointment, which may warrant a watchful eye on how quickly and transparently a new auditor is appointed. The auditor's declaration that no material concerns exist is reassuring, but the unusually short tenure could raise minor governance questions for some investors.