Intimation for Shifting of Registered Office of the Company
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TTI Enterprise's board approved the unaudited Q3 FY26 results, reporting total income of ₹9.00 lakhs for the quarter and ₹70.71 lakhs for the nine months ended December 31, 2025, with negligible revenue from operations (₹0.72 lakhs in Q3), confirming the company operates as a single-segment investment and loan entity. The board approved reclassification of 11 promoter group entities into the public category, though most hold zero shares except Mridula Mukundan (39,500 shares, 0.16%) and Venugopalan Sujith (5,510 shares, 0.02%). The registered office is shifting within Kolkata from Tarachand Dutta Street to PNB House on Brabourne Road, effective February 12, 2026. CFO Nikhil Kombath resigned effective February 3, and two independent directors (Hitenkumar Prajapati and Chirag Shah) resigned effective February 15, while two new independent directors — Kushal Agrawal and Shashank Suhalka — were appointed for five-year terms. The board also approved a major amendment to the Main Object Clause of the MOA, adding new business lines spanning food products retail and processing, supermarkets, e-commerce, and jewellery manufacturing and trading, subject to shareholder approval.
The Q3 results show weak operating performance with near-zero core revenue, so the financial outcome itself is unlikely to move the stock. However, the proposed MOA amendment signals a significant diversification pivot into food retail and jewellery, which could be a positive long-term catalyst if executed, but also raises execution risk. The board churn (CFO and two independent directors exiting, two new IDs joining) and promoter-group reclassification may temporarily affect governance sentiment but are largely administrative.