Announced Mon, 5 Oct, 2026 · 19:22 IST

46th AGM results: all 5 resolutions passed with 99.99 percent approval

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AI summary

Worth Investment and Trading Co held its 46th AGM on 30 Sep 2026 via video conferencing. All 5 resolutions passed with over 99.99 percent approval: adoption of FY26 audited financials, re-appointment of Ms. Archana Wani as director, appointment of Deepika Mishra and Associates as secretarial auditors, and special resolutions to increase borrowing limits under Section 180(1)(c) and expand board powers under Section 180(1)(a). 18.54 crore of 37.07 crore shares were polled (50 percent).

Likely market impact

All resolutions passed with near-unanimous support. Higher borrowing limits and expanded board powers give management more financial flexibility going forward.