The Stock Exchange and the stakeholders are requested to take on record the scrutinizer''s report along with the voting result issued by the scrutinizer with respect to the 32nd AGM of the company.
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Harmony Capital Services held its 32nd AGM on June 3, 2026, with all voting done via e-voting. Of 6 resolutions tabled, only 3 passed unanimously: adoption of FY26 audited financial statements, regularization of Mr. Rajesh Ghosh as director, and a Special Resolution to alter the Object Clause. Three resolutions were defeated — the re-appointment of Mr. Sankalp Kawatra and Mr. Jubin Gada were voted against by the promoter group (7,200,000 shares), and the Special Resolution to change the registered office was rejected by public shareholders, who voted 60% against. Total shareholders on record date were 1,490, with promoters holding 7,200,000 shares and public holding 4,926,900 shares out of 12,126,900 outstanding.
This is a highly unusual outcome — three resolutions failed, including two director re-appointments opposed by the company's own promoter group. Shareholders should monitor for governance clarification, any board changes, and how the company addresses the failed registered-office shift, as these outcomes suggest internal disagreements.