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Shree TNB Polymers disclosed 62 delayed RoC filings, including a 3,002-day company secretary appointment delay, with no regulatory action initiated as of the prospectus date.
Noble piping utilisation at Facility I fell to 65.97% in FY 2025-26, while the acquired Facility II recorded 45.88% on proportionate capacity.
TNB derived 75.61% of FY 2025-26 revenue from Noble, while Maharashtra contributed 50.05%, leaving its portfolio and domestic sales concentrated.
Rasikbhai Gokalbhai Bhalodi faces a pending Rs 14.68 crore claim while seeking transfer of 70% of Sachi Molding Solutions’ shares.
Simplex Castings has sent FY26 annual report and 46th AGM notice, setting a September 16, 2026 virtual meeting and e-voting window from September 13 to 15.
Baron Infotech moves to implement its NCLT Hyderabad-approved CIRP resolution plan, with monitoring committee meetings in September 2026 and disclosures on costs and creditor payments.
Shivchem Agro lists 19 of 22 Class 5 trademark applications as objected, while two have acceptance-and-advertised statuses and one remains under examination.
Shivchem Agro earmarks Rs 3.50 crore of IPO proceeds for identified debt, versus Rs 5.71 crore outstanding, including unsecured borrowing at 34.00%.
Company built Rs 2.64 crore of paid-up capital from Rs 5 lakh, with Rs 1.60 crore added through promoter-loan conversion.
Shivchem’s prospectus identifies two independent directors in current governance disclosures but records both as non-independent in its board-change table.
Shivchem Agro plans Rs. 6.90 crore of IPO funding for working capital as its projected requirement reaches Rs. 30.09 crore in FY 2026-27.
Shivchem Agro restated IPO accounts for gratuity, depreciation, tax and IPO costs, increasing FY2024 profit after tax by Rs 5.10 lakh.
Shivchem Agro used 25.53% of insecticide capacity and 6.17% of fertilizer capacity in FY 2025-26, despite Rs 33.8159 crore of revenue.
Shivchem Agro’s top 10 suppliers provided 71.29% of FY26 material and trading-stock purchases, down 12.52 percentage points, while no long-term contracts were disclosed.
India’s agrochemical trade split produced an USD 8.12 billion fertilizer deficit in FY2025, while pesticide trade generated an USD 2.61 billion surplus.
Shivchem Agro generated Rs 1.7925 crore of operating cash in FY 2025-26 after using Rs 7.3419 crore across the preceding two financial years.