Please find attached the Postal Ballot Notice.
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Supra Pacific Financial Services has sent out a Postal Ballot Notice to shareholders seeking approval for three resolutions through e-voting (Aug 21 – Sep 19, 2025). Resolution 1 proposes increasing authorized share capital from ₹50 crore to ₹75 crore. Resolution 2 seeks approval to issue 1,31,21,442 equity shares at ₹30.50 each (aggregating ~₹40.02 crore) to The Central Financial Credit and Investment Co-operative (India) Ltd on a preferential basis, purely as non-cash consideration for acquiring a land and building owned by that entity. Resolution 3 proposes issuing 98,91,227 equity shares at the same ₹30.50 price (~₹30.17 crore) to a mix of promoter and public (non-promoter) allottees on a preferential basis. In total, up to ~2.30 crore new equity shares could be allotted, representing a sizeable expansion of the share base at a premium of ₹20.50 over the ₹10 face value.
Shareholders should note significant potential dilution — roughly 2.3 crore new shares are being created and allotted at a price of ₹30.50, partly in exchange for land and building (asset acquisition) and partly for cash. The outcome of the postal ballot and the perceived fair value of the acquired property will be key factors influencing short-term stock price sentiment and existing shareholders' effective stake.