Purple Wave Infocom confirmed that all resolutions passed at its 19th Annual General Meeting received the requisite majority, as per the scrutinizer's report submitted on September 26, 2026. The meeting, held via video conferencing on September 25, 2026, saw unanimous support for key items including material related party transactions.

The meeting commenced at 12:00 pm and concluded at 12:41 pm. A total of 114 members were on the record as of September 18, 2026. Attendance included three representatives from the promoter and promoter group, along with five public shareholders. The proceedings were overseen by Manoj Kumar Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, who acted as the chairperson.

Voting Results and Scrutinizer Report

Ms. Soniya Gupta of M/s Soniya Gupta & Associates served as the Scrutinizer. Her report, submitted to the stock exchanges under Regulation 44 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, confirmed that all five agenda items were approved by the members. The voting results have been disseminated to the stock exchanges and made available on the company website and CDSL portal.

The following table summarizes the resolutions passed:

Meeting Proceedings and E-Voting Details

Ms. Shivani Gupta, Company Secretary, welcomed the members and outlined the technical aspects of e-voting. Mr. Aafaqu Ahmad, CFO, provided highlights of the financials for FY26. Remote e-voting facilities were available from September 21, 2026, at 9:00 am to September 24, 2026, at 5:00 pm. Additional e-voting options were provided during the live meeting for members who had not voted earlier.

According to the scrutinizer's report, a total of 9 members cast votes through remote e-voting for each resolution. The total number of votes polled was 6,652,991, representing 71.96% of the total outstanding shares. All votes were cast in favor of the resolutions, with zero votes against and no invalid votes recorded across all categories, including Promoters and Public shareholders.

What the Numbers Show

The voting data reveals a high concentration of promoter influence in the decision-making process. Promoters and their group, holding 6,649,955 shares, voted in favor of all resolutions. Public non-institutional shareholders, despite holding 2,552,045 shares, contributed only 3,036 votes to the tally, indicating low participation from the public float relative to their shareholding. The unanimity of the vote (100% in favor) reflects the overwhelming weight of the promoter block in passing special resolutions for related party transactions.

Purple Wave Infocom has been awarded a confirmed work order valued at Rs 5.09 crore by IT Infrastructure Park Private Limited. The contract covers the supply, installation, testing, commissioning, and handing over of LED Media Wall, AV Room Active LED Room, and Audio System work at the CRC Flagship Project in Noida.

WHAT HAPPENED

This is a confirmed work order (TYPE A), meaning the value is firm and executable upon commencement. The scope includes comprehensive AV system integration for the flagship project in Noida. The order was dated September 17, 2026, and disclosed to the exchange on the same day. The execution timeline is set at 180 days.

ORDER IN FINANCIAL CONTEXT

The Rs 5.09 crore order adds to the company's recent disclosures of a Rs 4.5 crore order from Vexto Commercials Pvt. Ltd. and a Rs 14.94 crore order from Hyundai Motor India Limited. Trailing twelve-month revenue is reported as Rs 0.0 crore, making the book-to-bill ratio technically undefined or infinite based on pre-computed values. Consequently, the total disclosed order book represents an undefined number of quarters of backlog due to zero denominator revenue. These orders provide critical visibility into future revenue streams for a company currently showing no reported sales activity in its TTM P&L.

COMPANY ORDER TRACK RECORD

Purple Wave Infocom has disclosed three orders in exchange filings over the last three fiscal quarters. The company has received orders from multiple entity types, including automotive, commercial real estate, and infrastructure sectors.

Q2FY27 (Jul-Sep 2026):

• Total Order Inflow: Rs 24.53 crore
• Order Count: 3
• Key Awarding Entities (distinct): IT Infrastructure Park Private Limited, Vexto Commercials Pvt. Ltd., Hyundai Motor India Limited

Note: The Q2FY27 inflow includes the new Rs 5.09 crore order from IT Infrastructure Park, the Rs 4.5 crore order from Vexto Commercials, and the previously reported Rs 14.94 crore order from Hyundai Motor India Limited.

EXECUTION AND REVENUE QUALITY

The company reports zero revenue, net profit, and operating profit margin for the trailing twelve months. This indicates either a seasonal business cycle, a recent listing with minimal operational history, or a lag in revenue recognition from past activities. Without positive revenue figures in the last three quarters, it is not possible to assess if existing backlog is converting to revenue at an improving rate. The lack of reported earnings also means there are no quarters with net loss to flag as execution stress, but rather a complete absence of reported commercial activity in the TTM window.

WORKING CAPITAL AND EXECUTION CAPACITY

Balance sheet and cashflow data are not provided in the input, preventing a detailed assessment of liquidity via current ratio or total liabilities/equity. Similarly, operating cashflow and free cashflow figures are unavailable. It should be noted that without confirmed working capital metrics, the ability to fund the initial hardware supply and installation phase of these contracts remains unverified through public filings. Monitoring subsequent balance sheet disclosures for changes in inventory and receivables will be essential.

WHAT TO WATCH

• Execution start date: Confirm when hardware supply and installation begin for all three orders, as this triggers initial revenue recognition.
• Revenue recognition pattern: Given zero TTM revenue, watch for the first quarter where these orders contribute to top-line growth.
• Margin quality: Assess whether the combined hardware and SaaS model delivers stable operating margins compared to pure-play hardware contracts.
• Client diversification: The company now has orders from three distinct entities, reducing reliance on a single client compared to the previous baseline.

KEY OBSERVATIONS

• Backlog signal: Book-to-bill is effectively infinite given zero TTM revenue. Execution capacity becomes the binding constraint as the company moves from zero to active revenue generation.
• Zero revenue context: Trailing twelve-month revenue is Rs 0.0 crore. These orders are foundational for establishing a recurring revenue base rather than additive to an existing stream.
• High ROCE: Return on Capital Employed of 74.5% in FY25 suggests efficient capital utilization when operations are active, though this metric may not reflect current idle capacity.