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Fly-Hi Maritime Travels Limited coordinates end-to-end, 24/7 crew travel to vessel ports, reporting Rs 62.0363 crore in operating revenue for the year ended March 31, 2026.
Shreni Shares Limited must provide two-way quotes for 75% of each BSE SME session for three years, backed by a Rs 1 lakh minimum depth.
CSML has moved from distribution toward operator-led revenue with two Mumbai venues, alongside Fiscal 2026 revenue from operations of Rs 113.56 crore.
Complete Sports reported Rs 4.8565 crore of long-term advances to key management personnel at 31 March 2026, representing 100% of related-party long-term advances.
Duckpin plans a Rs 8.0905 crore second Mumbai entertainment centre, but its precise site remains unidentified and no equipment or machinery orders had been placed.
The Company expanded its paid-up equity base from 10,000 to 1.50 crore shares through a 1,500-for-1 bonus issue on January 22, 2026.
CSML Singapore generated Rs 3.768 crore of revenue in the year ended March 2026 after Complete Sports acquired all 100 shares without a formal agreement.
Complete Sports reported Rs 17.9532 crore profit after tax in March 2026, but a Rs 35.6379 crore receivables increase drove operating cash outflow.
Complete Sports generated 80.53% of FY26 revenue from operations from 10 customers, led by TORQ03 Sports & Adventures Pvt Ltd at 32.14%.
Company’s top customer provided 32.14% of FY26 revenue, while its largest supplier accounted for 50.77% of cost of service, up from 29.37%.
Company’s FY26 profit rose to Rs 18.18 crore, but a Rs 35.39 crore receivables increase left operating cash flow negative for a second year.
Brunswick accounted for 50.21% of Complete Sports’ Fiscal 2026 revenue from operations and 50.77% of its reported cost of service.
Amusement-equipment distributor plans ₹39.88 crore for Bhiwandi assembly, allocating ₹37.45 crore to gaming equipment for its proposed in-house backward-integration strategy.
The Company’s promoter and promoter-group shareholders controlled 89.2% of 58,000,000 pre-offer shares, leaving 10.8% across 39 public shareholders on September 1, 2026.
Prasol Chemicals’ proposed Rs 500 crore IPO comprises a Rs 420 crore offer for sale, meaning selling shareholders account for 84% of the maximum issue.
India's specialty chemicals market is projected to reach Rs 7,54,100 crore by FY29, expanding 10-12% annually versus China's approximately 5% projected growth.