Scrutinizers report and voting results of the Annual General Meeting held on 8th August 2025
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Ugro Capital held its 32nd Annual General Meeting on 8th August 2025 via video conferencing, where 7 resolutions were put to vote. Out of 44,521 shareholders, 38 attended the meeting and approximately 36.95% of the outstanding equity shares participated in voting. Six of the seven resolutions were passed with overwhelming support, including adoption of FY25 audited financials (99.99% in favor), re-appointment of director Mr. Chetan Kulbhushan (99.08% in favor), borrowing authorizations under Section 180 (over 99.99% in favor), issuance of non-convertible debentures (99.99% in favor), and appointment of Pankaj Nigam & Associates as secretarial auditors (99.99% in favor). Notably, the special resolution to raise INR 500 crores through a Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) or other methods was REJECTED, with only 64.96% votes in favor and 35.04% against — failing to meet the required special resolution majority. The rejection was driven almost entirely by public non-institutional shareholders, where 93.75% voted against the QIP proposal.
The rejection of the INR 500 crore QIP fundraising plan is a significant negative for shareholders hoping for fresh capital infusion, and may delay or force the company to explore alternative fundraising routes such as the already-approved NCD route. The smooth approval of all other routine and borrowing-related resolutions means day-to-day operations and director continuity remain unaffected, but the company will need to revisit its capital-raising strategy.