Shareholders of Aditya Infotech have approved a special resolution to raise funds through the issuance of securities. The company disclosed the voting results on September 20, 2026, following a postal ballot process conducted via remote e-voting.

The resolution received overwhelming support, with 99.85% of the votes polled in favor. A total of 108,050,903 votes were cast in support of the measure, while only 160,976 votes were cast against it. The voting process was scrutinized by Anuj Gupta & Associates, who confirmed the fairness and transparency of the remote e-voting mechanism.

Voting Breakdown

The promoter and promoter group held 88,044,563 shares and voted 88,044,052 shares in favor, representing 99.99% participation and unanimous support among those who voted. Public institutions held 22,676,967 shares, with 71.54% participation; 99.01% of the votes polled by this category were in favor.

Public non-institutional shareholders held 7,128,955 shares. Participation from this segment was lower at 55.33%, but support for the resolution remained high at 99.99% of the votes polled.

What the Numbers Show

The promoter group’s near-universal participation (99.99%) and unanimous vote in favor provide a decisive anchor for the resolution’s approval. While public institutional participation was moderate at 71.54%, their strong support (99.01%) further solidified the outcome. The dissenting votes, totaling just 0.15% of the total polled, were primarily concentrated within the public institutional category, indicating minor opposition from this specific shareholder segment rather than broad-based resistance.

A large-trade signal flagged approximately 87,000 shares of Aditya Infotech changing hands on BSE at ₹3,370 per share, with a combined value of ₹29.32 crore.

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Trade details

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