Panthraora reclassifies promoter Atul Kumar Mishra to public category
- Panthraora Limited reclassified promoter Atul Kumar Mishra to public category
- Open offer by Neerav Bairagi completed on March 18, 2026
- Mr. Mishra holds 0% shareholding and no control rights
- Acquirer Neerav Bairagi now classified as promoter
- Company confirms compliance with minimum public shareholding norms

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Panthraora Limited, formerly JMG Corporation Limited, has reclassified promoter Atul Kumar Mishra to the public category. The change follows the completion of an open offer by acquirer Neerav Bairagi on March 18, 2026.
The company disclosed the move under Regulation 31A(10)(ii) of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. Mr. Bairagi is now classified as a promoter of the company.
Reclassification Details
Mr. Mishra holds 0% of the shareholding in the company. He confirmed he does not hold more than ten percent of total voting rights and exercises no direct or indirect control over company affairs.
He also stated he holds no special rights through formal or informal arrangements. Mr. Mishra will not be represented on the Board of Directors or act as Key Managerial Personnel for three years from the date of reclassification.
| Name | Shareholding | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Atul Kumar Mishra | 0% | Promoter |
Compliance Undertakings
The company confirmed compliance with Minimum Public Shareholding requirements under Regulation 38. Equity shares are not suspended from trading, and there are no outstanding dues to SEBI, stock exchanges, or depositories.
Mr. Mishra is not a wilful defaulter per RBI guidelines nor a fugitive economic offender. The reclassification takes immediate effect.
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