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Veegaland funded 99.24% of FY25 borrowings through related parties, totalling Rs 175.6206 crore, before repaying the disclosed loans in FY26.
The Company bought its Kochi headquarters building from K Chittilappilly Foundation for Rs 18 crore after an independent valuation of Rs 18.10 crore.
Kochouseph Thomas Chittilappilly’s irrevocable trust holds 24.74% of the company, taking combined promoter ownership with Chittilappilly to 92.00% before the issue.
Kheria Autocomp plans to lift moulding capacity 44.44% to 7,800 MT after its FY26 Sanand plant operated at 93.73% utilisation.
Kheria family holders own 100% before the IPO, but 45,98,400 new shares would reduce their combined stake to about 70.99% after allotment.
Kheria Autocomp’s FY26 net investing outflow was Rs 26.64 crore, exceeding Rs 26.03 crore of operating cash flow as borrowings reached Rs 35.03 crore.
Indian EV sales climbed from 50,000 units in FY2021 to 2.55 million in FY2026, increasing demand for batteries, electronics and lightweight components.
Kheria Autocomp appointed and regularised all three independent directors in July 2025, giving independent members three of seven board seats for five-year terms.
Kheria Autocomp plans a Rs 65.17 crore Sanand-II plant after its existing unit reached 93.73% capacity utilisation on 5,400 MT in FY 2025-26.
Kheria Autocomp generated 99.96% of fiscal 2026 revenue from Gujarat customers, while its Ahmedabad manufacturing base and planned Sanand capacity remain in Gujarat.
Kheria Autocomp derived 97.32% of fiscal 2026 revenue from its top five customers, making sales dependent on Tier-I vendor and OEM procurement cycles.
Century Business Media derived Rs 28.57 crore, or 61.52%, of FY 2025-26 revenue from airport advertising, up from 49.21% in FY 2023-24.
Century Business Media Limited’s three related directors hold 94.85% of equity, led by chairman Shashi Kumar Chaudhary’s 80.93% holding disclosed in the prospectus.
Century Business Media’s Rs 14.16 crore FY26 receivables rose Rs 3.44 crore, absorbing 38% of operating profit before working-capital changes.
Century Business Media cut Bihar’s sales share to 35.56% in FY 2025-26 from 53.53%, as Jharkhand and Delhi revenue increased.
Century Business Media generated 81.34% of FY26 sales, or Rs 37.77 crore, from Bihar, Jharkhand, Delhi and West Bengal.
