BSEStellar Capital Services Ltd· FinanceHighNeutral
Announced Fri, 6 Feb, 2026 · 12:29 IST

APPOINTMENT OF MANAGING DIRECTOR

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Stellar Capital Services Ltd has appointed Mr. Rishabhh Aneja (DIN: 0212744) as Additional Director and Managing Director of the company with effect from 6 February 2026. His term runs until 5 February 2031, subject to shareholder approval. Mr. Aneja has experience in business management, finance, capital structuring, risk management, and compliance. Notably, he is the son of Mrs. Rajni Aneja, who is a Whole Time Director and promoter of the company. The appointment was recommended by the Nomination and Remuneration Committee and approved at the board meeting held on the same day.

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The appointment strengthens promoter family control at the leadership level, which may bring continuity but also concentrates decision-making within the promoter group. Shareholders will need to approve this appointment at the next general meeting, and the move could be viewed as a long-term succession signal rather than an external governance change.