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India’s solar-cell imports nearly doubled to Rs 27,130 crore in FY 2026, while domestic cell manufacturing capacity reached 27 GW.
ArMee plans ₹155 crore of fixed deposits for performance guarantees after using ₹124.3747 crore of ₹125.40 crore non-fund-based limits at March 31, 2026.
ArMee Infotech formed four renewable-energy SPVs from April 2025 to January 2026, with combined paid-up equity capital of Rs 5.019468 crore.
Armee Infotech's renewable-energy EPC business generated Rs 124.70 crore in FY26, contributing 8.93% of consolidated operating revenue in its first reported year.
Armee Infotech disclosed working-capital statement gaps up to Rs 48.60 crore as total borrowings rose to Rs 174.36 crore at March 31, 2026.
Armee Infotech faces a pending Gujarat worker grievance involving hundreds of contract employees alleging wage and benefit lapses and January 2026 terminations.
ArMee renewable energy businesses made up 88.39% of its Rs 2,663.4435 crore standalone order book at June 30, 2026, despite first EPC revenue in Fiscal 2026.
Panchvat Bharat’s restated revenue rose 96.7% to Rs 48.09 crore in FY25, while profit after tax increased more than eightfold to Rs 2.83 crore.
The Company appointed a new CFO and company secretary on June 20, 2025, ending a nearly nine-month company secretary vacancy.
Company promoters will hold 65.02% after the IPO, down from 92.91%, as 17,56,800 new shares dilute unchanged holdings of 38,04,570 shares.
Panchatv Bharat Limited acquired three promoter-owned textile businesses for Rs 4.07 crore, settling the full consideration through 2,03,500 equity shares.
Panchatv Bharat projects a 140.2% increase in working-capital needs to Rs 20.7323 crore in FY 2025-26 as its cash cycle reaches 90 days.
Panchvati Bharat depends on third-party denim processing and 10 leased looms for 11 months, tying output continuity to processors, suppliers and a lessor.
Panchatv Bharat’s SME IPO requires a Rs 2.88 lakh minimum application for 2,400 shares, while 50% of its net issue is set aside for minimum-size individual investors.
Panchatv Bharat derived 84.89% of FY 2024-25 operations revenue, or Rs 41.5926 crore, from Delhi, leaving its sales base concentrated in one state.
Panchatv Bharat’s restatement reduced FY24 profit after tax by 25.4% to Rs 2.02 crore and net worth by 16.7% to Rs 3.39 crore.
