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Century Business Media has nine pending criminal recovery cases; two Lets Converse complaints each state Rs 24.71805 lakh unpaid, the largest disclosed amount.
Century Business Media's Rs 4.2127 crore media-asset plan relies on two 90-day quotations without firm orders or definitive vendor agreements.
Century Business Media seeks Rs 8.75 crore compensation after alleged Railway hoarding removals, plus a six-month licence-fee rebate and protection for remaining sites.
Century Business Media reported Rs 7.96 crore of debt at March 31, 2026, including Rs 4.06 crore of unsecured related-entity loans.
Century Business Media projects Rs 17.2764 crore of working capital at March 31, 2027, as receivables reach 99 days and payable days fall to 25.
Century Business Media cannot verify some historic RoC filings since 1999, while 14 records were available and five later corporate-record discrepancy categories were addressed.
Century Business Media derived Rs 42.04 crore, or 90.5%, of FY26 operating revenue from advertising and branding income recognised over contract periods.
LCC Projects is pursuing two pending arbitration claims totalling Rs 41.977 crore against MPJNM over HDPE and resin price-adjustment index changes.
India targets 100 lakh additional hectares of micro-irrigation by FY2030 after covering 110.92 lakh hectares, requiring average annual coverage of about 20 lakh hectares.
India’s dam pipeline is weighted toward rehabilitation, with 736 dams under DRIP Phase II and III and Rs 10,211 crore approved, versus 216 under construction.
LCC bought 35.21% of Fiscal 2026 raw materials from Welspun Corp Limited, while its 10 largest suppliers supplied 70.87% of Rs 1,431.492 crore purchases.
LCC’s revenue centre shifted to Gujarat as its share rose to 39.64% in Fiscal 2026 from 10.97% in Fiscal 2024, overtaking Madhya Pradesh.
LCC Projects starts its IPO with 100% of 27.20 crore pre-offer shares held by its promoter group, including 82% held by three promoters.
LCC Projects reclassified supplier-finance payables into borrowings as short-term debt reached Rs 794.368 crore at March 31, 2026, including Rs 406.925 crore in invoice-discounting facilities.
LCC Projects’ two managing directors hold 82% before the Offer, while each may receive up to Rs 24 crore annually from April 2026.
LCC Projects’ FY26 tender win rate declined to 13.53%, with 23 awards worth Rs 3,344.984 crore from 170 bids, excluding GST.