Titan Intech Limited has disclosed the detailed voting results and the Scrutinizer's Report for its 42nd Annual General Meeting held on September 29, 2026. The company confirmed that all three ordinary resolutions proposed at the meeting were duly passed by members with the requisite majority.

The submission, filed with BSE on October 1, 2026, provides a breakdown of votes cast in favor and against each resolution via remote e-voting. The resolutions covered the adoption of financial statements, director reappointment, and the appointment of statutory auditors.

Key resolutions passed

Members considered and voted upon three primary items of business as outlined in the meeting notice. All resolutions were passed as ordinary resolutions.

Voting details

The scrutiny report indicates strong support from promoters, who voted 100% in favor of all resolutions. Public shareholders also largely supported the agenda items, with minor dissent recorded in specific instances.

Resolution 1: Adoption of Financial Statements

Resolution 2: Director Reappointment

Resolution 3: Auditor Appointment

Compliance and scrutiny

CS Vinay Babu Gade served as the scrutinizer for the e-voting process. The remote e-voting facility was provided through Central Depository Services Limited (CDSL). The voting period commenced on September 26, 2026, and concluded on September 28, 2026. The Company Secretary, Mangla Sachin Savla, signed the disclosure submitted pursuant to Regulation 44(3) of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.

Titan Intech has issued an addendum to the notice of its 42nd Annual General Meeting, scheduled for September 29, 2026, to include previously omitted notes to accounts. The company cited an inadvertent clerical oversight in the initial dispatch of the annual report.

The addendum provides detailed financial disclosures for the fiscal year ended March 2026, which were absent from the original shareholder communication. These notes cover revenue from operations, other income, cost of materials consumed, employee benefit expenses, finance costs, and other expenses.

Revenue and Cost Structure

Total sales revenue for FY26 stood at ₹34,01,40,189.52, a significant increase from ₹27,01,51,847.00 in FY25. This growth was primarily driven by export services, which contributed ₹28,50,36,856.29 in FY26 compared to ₹26,63,40,491.65 in the previous year. Domestic product sales were negligible at ₹5,51,03,333.23 in FY26 versus ₹38,11,355.35 in FY25.

Other income surged to ₹35,09,530.95 in FY26 from ₹9,06,129.00 in FY25. The cost of materials consumed decreased slightly to ₹14,53,15,074.16 in FY26 from ₹15,11,73,050.00 in FY25, despite higher imports. Opening stock was recorded at ₹1,41,19,062.00, while closing stock rose to ₹6,45,66,144.00.

Expense Breakdown

Employee benefit expenses increased to ₹2,73,53,720.00 in FY26 from ₹1,78,06,807.00 in FY25, driven by higher salaries and new welfare contributions. Finance costs saw a sharp rise to ₹1,50,13,647.61 in FY26 compared to ₹20,85,916.00 in FY25, largely due to interest on overdrafts and vehicle loans.

Total other expenses more than doubled to ₹5,11,55,054.81 in FY26 from ₹2,12,92,539.00 in FY25. Direct expenses rose to ₹1,11,67,798.40, with significant additions in custom duty charges (₹67,36,258.00) and cargo handling charges (₹7,92,717.00). Indirect expenses climbed to ₹3,99,87,256.41, reflecting increases in accommodation, postage, and depository-related costs.

What the Numbers Show

The financial data reveals a distinct divergence between operational scale and cost management. While total sales grew by approximately 25.9% YoY, the cost of materials consumed actually declined by nearly 4%. This suggests improved procurement efficiency or a shift toward lower-cost inventory mixes, even as indirect operating expenses more than doubled, indicating a heavy investment in administrative and logistical infrastructure during FY26.