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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.
Prasol Chemicals Limited reported Rs 343.666 crore outstanding on July 15, 2026, of which Rs 227.245 crore, or 66.12%, was non-fund working capital.
Prasol Chemicals’ operating cash flow was Rs 49.470 crore in Fiscal 2026, 57% below Fiscal 2024, as receivables increased Rs 81.680 crore.
The Company cannot trace all historical capital filings, relying on registers and certificates while the beneficiary position records 5.80 crore equity shares.