Announced Fri, 5 Sept · 10:34 IST

Kindly find enclosed herewith the 32nd AGM Notice of the comapny scheduled to be held on 30/09/2025 at 10.00 AM

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AI summary

Shri Keshav Cements and Infra has called its 32nd AGM on 30 September 2025 at 10:00 AM at its Belagavi registered office. Key business items include adopting the FY25 audited accounts, ratifying cost auditor remuneration of Rs. 95,000, and appointing M/s. Akshay Jadhav & Associates as Secretarial Auditor for 5 years (FY26-FY30) at Rs. 60,000 per year. A major item is the special resolution to triple the salary of three Katwa-family executive directors (Managing Director Vilas Katwa, Chairman Venkatesh Katwa, and CFO Deepak Katwa) from Rs. 1 lakh/month to Rs. 3 lakh/month, which needs shareholder approval because the company reported a loss in FY25 triggering stricter regulatory caps. The company also proposes altering its main objects (MOA) to dramatically widen its business scope beyond cement into green energy, biofuels (hydrogen, bio-CNG, bio-diesel), solar power, fuel stations, EV charging, and petroleum trading. Two independent director changes are also on the agenda - reappointment of K.C. Patil for a second 5-year term and regularization of newly added independent director Savita Metrani, filling the vacancy left by the resignation of Radhika Dewani.

Likely market impact

The 3x pay hike for all three Katwa-family executive directors despite an FY25 loss may raise shareholder governance concerns and is unlikely to sit well with minority investors. The proposed MOA overhaul signals a major strategic pivot away from pure cement into energy and fuel retailing, which could be a positive long-term move but adds new execution and capital-allocation risks for a small company. Investors should watch how the Katwa family-led management plans to fund these new businesses.