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Aptus plans to introduce a company-operated e-commerce and direct-to-consumer sales channel, but no current e-commerce revenue is reported.
“Revenue will be generated by promoting OTC, wellness, personal-care and self-care products directly through traditional trade channels and, progressively, through a proposed e-commerce/D2C platform.”
The company is developing an e-commerce platform to expand market reach, with no stated evidence of a live platform or revenue.
“We took steps to strengthen our digital and technology backbone, including the rollout of Zoho CRM across our sales teams, and the development of our e-commerce platform to expand market reach.”
The company plans to use online platforms and home-delivery services to reach more customers alongside its restaurant and catering operations.
“The brand’s future strategies focus on expanding its fine dining and corporate catering services, leveraging digital transformation through online platforms to expand customer base and provide home delivery services, and entering new markets to further solidify its position as a key player in the industry.”
ACE Software Exports has executed a share purchase agreement to acquire 100% of QeApps Private Limited (a Shopify e-commerce apps developer with 20+ apps and 10,000+ active installations across 15+ countries) for ₹1,200 lakhs; the related-party acquisition awaits shareholder approval and would make QeApps a wholly owned subsidiary.
“QeApps is a technology and software solutions provider specializing in the development of innovative applications for the e-commerce ecosystem, particularly the Shopify platform. It offers a portfolio of 20+ Shopify applications covering solutions such as product bundling, upselling and cross-selling, checkout optimization, multi-address shipping, customer engagement and other e-commerce requirements.”
The company has amended its objects clause to enable entry into B2C e-commerce for its camphor products, representing a committed but pre-revenue expansion into e-commerce channels.
“The Company has added new businesses to its objects clause to enhance the margin of revenue. This would primarily facilitate its entry into the B2C market through e-commerce and to diversify its business by venturing into the renewable energy generation sector.”
The company’s approved but still-pending Kathleen acquisition is intended to add a bakery-store network sold through quick-commerce and food-delivery platforms.
“By modernizing Kathleen’s operations, enhancing product innovation, and leveraging digital sales and food delivery partnerships with quick commerce and food delivery apps”
The Company has passed a Special Resolution via Postal Ballot to alter its Main Objects Clause to permit e-commerce and technology-enabled B2B commercial activities, but there is no current revenue from this segment.
“the Main Objects of the Company have been expanded to include, inter alia, activities relating to trading, manufacturing, processing, importing, exporting and distribution of various goods and commodities, including agro commodities, chemicals, polymers, textiles, metals and allied products; e-commerce and technology-enabled B2B commercial activities;”
Company approved acquiring commercial usage rights for "Ready Shopping" and "Ready Pharmacy" e-commerce platforms from promoter OCAL; stated main objects also cover e-commerce activity, but the firm has no operational revenue yet (FY26 income from operations is nil).
“The Board of Directors, at its Meeting held on 15th July 2026, approved the acquisition of acquire the commercial usage rights for "Ready Shopping" and "Ready Pharmacy" from the Promoter, Onelife Capital Advisors Limited(OCAL) including all associated operational concepts, workflows, methodologies, and proprietary business know-how, for a Fixed License Fee of Rs. 53,99,603/- and an ongoing quarterly royalty share of 0.5%”
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