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Board Calls New EGM for Restructuring Vote
Pasupati Fincap Limited's Board of Directors has decided to hold a new Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on April 24, 2026. The purpose is to obtain shareholder consent for a proposed name change to Harmanshi Appliances Co. Limited and a capital reduction plan.
Details of Proposed Financial Clean-Up
The capital reduction scheme aims to write off approximately ₹4.47 crore of accumulated business losses, addressing the company's total accumulated losses of ₹5.35 crore. If approved, the paid-up capital would be reduced from ₹4.70 crore to ₹0.24 crore. The board has also proposed appointing Mrs. Rakhi Sharma as an Additional Director for a five-year term.
Strategic Shift and Balance Sheet Repair
The restructuring is intended to clear losses and present a healthier financial position. The proposed name change suggests a potential shift towards the appliances sector, moving away from the company's current financial services focus.
Previous Shareholder Vote Failed
This is Pasupati Fincap's second attempt at this restructuring. On March 12, 2026, shareholders rejected all four special resolutions proposed at a prior EGM, with the capital reduction resolution garnering only 20.77% support.
Company's Financial Weakness
The company has faced persistent financial challenges, including losses and negative equity. For the quarter ending September 30, 2025, Pasupati Fincap reported a net loss of ₹6.86 lakh on revenue of ₹5.33 lakh, and its total equity was negative ₹73.76 lakh. The company is also suspended from trading on the BSE due to compliance issues.
If Proposals Pass
Successful approval would mean the company legally becomes Harmanshi Appliances Co. Limited. Its paid-up capital would reduce to ₹0.235 crore (₹23.50 lakh), and around ₹4.47 crore of accumulated losses would be removed from its balance sheet.
Key Risks Ahead
The primary hurdle is securing shareholder approval, especially given the prior rejection. Regulatory approvals from the Registrar of Companies and potentially the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) are also required.
Industry Comparison
Pasupati Fincap's struggles contrast with the broader Indian non-banking financial company (NBFC) sector, which is experiencing growth. The company's nano-cap status, ongoing losses, and a 30.28% stock decline over the past year to a 52-week low highlight its outlier position.
Key Figures
- Net Loss (Q2 FY2026): ₹6.86 lakhs
- Revenue (Q2 FY2026): ₹5.33 lakhs
- Total Equity (Q2 FY2026): Negative ₹73.76 lakhs
- Accumulated Losses to Offset: ₹4.47 crore
- Proposed Paid-up Capital: ₹0.24 crore
Next Steps
Investors will track the EGM outcome on April 24. Subsequent regulatory approvals will be crucial for implementing the restructuring.