Arihant Academy AGM updates: dates, e-voting 2026

What the latest exchange update says

Arihant Academy Limited (NSE symbol: ARIHANTACA) has made AGM-related disclosures to the stock exchange, including an update referencing the proceedings of an Annual General Meeting held on September 19, 2026. The exchange notice is shown under the “Shareholders meeting” and “Announcement (AGM)” context in the provided data.

Alongside the AGM proceedings reference, the material also includes board-approved AGM scheduling details, remote e-voting timelines, and dividend and shareholding snapshots. For shareholders, these disclosures matter because they define voting eligibility dates, how votes will be counted, and the timeline around dividend entitlement.

AGM proceedings filed for September 19, 2026

The dataset includes an entry in a table of corporate actions/meetings stating:

• Company: Arihant Academy Limited
• AGM/EGM Date: 19-SEP-2026
• Description: “Arihant Academy Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Proceedings of Annual General Meeting held on September 19, ...”
• Meeting Type: AGM

This indicates that the company communicated to the exchange about AGM proceedings dated September 19, 2026. The text provided is truncated, so the detailed resolutions or voting outcomes are not visible in the input.

Board-approved plan for a “19th AGM” on September 30, 2026

Separately, the provided text includes board meeting outcomes stating that the board approved the following items:

• Convening the 19th AGM on September 30, 2026, at 11:00 am at the registered office.
• Approving the notice and directors’ report (with annexures) for the year ended March 31, 2026.
• Fixing September 23, 2026 as the cut-off date for members entitled to vote via remote e-voting.
• Appointing CS Shreyas Chandrakant Athavale as the scrutinizer for remote e-voting and voting at the AGM.

These dates are important for shareholders because the cut-off date determines who can vote. The scrutinizer appointment is part of the governance process for validating votes.

Remote e-voting window and cut-off date

The same board update provides a clear e-voting schedule:

• Remote e-voting starts: September 27, 2026, at 9:00 am
• Remote e-voting ends: September 29, 2026, at 5:00 pm
• Cut-off date for voting entitlement: September 23, 2026

This window is relevant for shareholders who choose to vote remotely rather than attend and vote at the meeting venue.

Key dates snapshot

The disclosures and snippets in the provided data mention multiple AGM-related dates. Presented below as-is, without reconciling differences not clarified in the text:

Dividend disclosures and face value details

The input contains dividend entries for equity shares:

• Final dividend of ₹2 per share with Ex-Date: 11 Sep, 2026, Record Date: 11 Sep, 2026.
• Final dividend of ₹1 per share with Ex-Date: 04 Sep, 2025, Record Date: 04 Sep, 2025.

The dataset also shows face value: ₹1.0/share and displays a dividend yield of 10%. The source does not provide the computation method for the yield figure, so it is presented as shown.

Shareholding pattern snapshot (as provided)

The provided table shows the following holdings across reporting periods:

A separate snapshot in the input also states a similar breakup: Promoters 64.74%, Retail and Others 35.26%, with institutional categories at 0.00%.

Stock trading status and price snapshots shown

The input includes multiple price-related snippets that do not fully align with one another:

• One section states: “Stock Not Traded in NSE” (timestamp shown: 19 September 2026 at 14:59 IST).
• Another section states: “share price today is ₹0, with a change of ₹-500.00 (-100.00%) from the previous close of ₹500.”
• Another snippet displays: “Share Price NSE India: ₹500.00 - Previous Closing Price: ₹498.75” and also shows “Current Price ₹ 500” and “₹ 500 0.25%”.

Because the provided material contains conflicting displays (including a “not traded” status and multiple price points), the safest conclusion from the input is that the page contains differing price snapshots and labels as of the times shown.

Other corporate actions mentioned: bonus and authorised capital

The dataset includes a line stating that the board approved:

• 1:1 bonus issue
• Authorised capital rise to Rs 12.5 crore
• Q1 FY26 results

No additional figures, ratios beyond “1:1”, or financial line items for Q1 FY26 are included in the provided text.

Company profile and registered address in the data

The input briefly describes Arihant Academy Ltd as a coaching institute for SSC, ICSE, and science and commerce sections.

The address shown in the provided JSON-like snippet is:

• Ground Floor, Triveni Sadan,
• Opp Ambe Mata Temple, Carter Road No. 3,
• Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400066

Why the AGM timeline matters for shareholders

The cut-off date and e-voting window define who can vote and when, which is particularly important when items such as bonus issues and capital-related changes are referenced in corporate updates. The appointment of a scrutinizer is also a standard governance step to ensure voting integrity.

For dividend-focused investors, the record date and per-share dividend value are the operational details that typically determine eligibility, subject to holding the shares as per the relevant settlement timelines.

Conclusion

The latest disclosures around Arihant Academy primarily centre on AGM communication, including proceedings for September 19, 2026 and a separate board-approved schedule for a 19th AGM on September 30, 2026, along with remote e-voting dates. Investors tracking ARIHANTACA may focus on the final dividend record date (11 Sep, 2026), the voting cut-off date (23 Sep, 2026), and any further exchange filings that clarify the AGM timeline and outcomes.