Sikozy Realtors shareholders approve ₹5 crore borrowing limit at 34th AGM
- Shareholders approved a borrowing limit of ₹5 crore for Sikozy Realtors
- Audited financial statements for FY26 adopted despite going concern uncertainty
- Jigar Desai re-appointed as Director following retirement by rotation
- All resolutions passed with 99.972% votes in favour

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Shareholders of Sikozy Realtors Limited approved a special resolution authorizing the Board to borrow up to ₹5 crore during the 34th Annual General Meeting held on September 30, 2026. The meeting also saw the adoption of the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, and the re-appointment of Director Jigar Desai.
The statutory auditor's report for FY26 included a comment on Material Uncertainty Related to Going Concern. The Chairman noted that the management's response to this observation was detailed in the Directors' Report. Additionally, the Secretarial Audit Report contained observations which were explained in the same document.
Voting outcomes
All three resolutions passed with overwhelming support, reflecting a high degree of shareholder alignment on the proposed measures.
| Resolution | Subject | Votes in favour (%) | Votes against (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Adoption of financial statements for FY26 | 99.972 | 0.028 |
| 2 | Re-appointment of Jigar Desai as Director | 99.972 | 0.028 |
| 3 | Fixing overall borrowing limits at ₹5 crore | 99.972 | 0.028 |
Governance and attendance details
The meeting was chaired by Parag Shah, Non-Executive Independent Director. A total of 38 members attended in person, with no proxies or authorized representatives of bodies corporate present. Voting was conducted via remote e-voting through the Bigshare platform, supplemented by physical ballots at the venue, though no ballot papers were received during the physical poll.
Jigar Desai, who retired by rotation, was re-appointed pursuant to Section 152 of the Companies Act, 2013. The borrowing limit resolution was passed under Section 180(1)(c), allowing the Board to secure funds against company assets if deemed necessary.
What specific remedial actions has Sikozy Realtors management outlined to resolve the Material Uncertainty Related to Going Concern flagged by auditors?
How will the newly authorized ₹5 crore borrowing limit be deployed, and will it primarily address immediate liquidity needs or fund new real estate projects?
Will the Secretarial Audit observations regarding compliance gaps trigger regulatory scrutiny or require structural governance reforms in upcoming quarters?


























