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Annu Projects’ two promoters hold 87.64% of equity as new finance and compliance officers succeeded predecessors who resigned for personal reasons in 2026.
Annu Projects derived 97.96% of Fiscal 2026 revenue from operations, or Rs 236.323 crore, from 10 customers, compared with 98.25% in Fiscal 2025.
Annu Projects’ Kerala BharatNet subcontract represented Rs 746.923 crore, or 74.32%, of its Rs 1,005.055 crore order book on June 30, 2026.
Annu Projects plans to use Rs 115 crore of IPO net proceeds for working capital as projected requirements reach Rs 308.226 crore in Fiscal 2028.
Company’s 15-for-one bonus issue turned each ₹890 pre-bonus share into 16 shares, producing a mechanical post-bonus equivalent of ₹55.625 per share.
Annu Projects IPO makes at least 50% available to retail bidders and limits QIBs to 10%, with non-institutional bidders allocated at least 40%.
The company cannot trace two early allotment filings and relies on an August 18, 2026 RoC search report, annual returns and board minutes.
Annu Projects’ receivable days reached 237 in Fiscal 2026 as the working-capital gap rose to Rs 156.92 crore and operating cash flow stayed negative.
Annu Projects cannot trace 13 historical filing records and has petitioned the Registrar of Companies over Rs 36.7 lakh of past CSR non-compliance.
The Company books more than 50.00% of annual revenue in October-December, making post-monsoon contract execution and billing central to full-year results.
Annu Projects Limited says bid joint ventures chiefly meet technical or financial criteria while it retains execution risk, including on a 34,270-kilometre maintenance contract.
Mittal promoter group would hold a derived 66.85% after 45,56,800 new shares increase total equity to 1,61,58,000 shares under the draft prospectus.
Company’s own-production shift lifted FY24 output 93.34% to 162.58 lakh metres as job-work revenue fell from Rs 17.17 crore to Rs 5.10 crore.
The Company’s short-term borrowings rose to Rs 48.80 crore in FY 2024-25, backed by a Rs 45 crore cash-credit limit and higher working-capital needs.
Vinod Texworld’s three related directors own 76.72% of pre-issue equity and hold three of five board seats, while independents chair its Audit Committee.
Vinod Texworld’s Rs 6.39 crore plant expansion rests on 90-day vendor quotations, with no equipment orders or definitive supply agreements in place.