GHV Infra Projects Seeks Shareholder Approval for Board Changes and Strategic Shift
GHV Infra Projects Limited has initiated a postal ballot for shareholder approval on several key resolutions. These include appointing three independent directors, naming Reby Thomas Elsan as Managing Director, increasing borrowing limits to Rs 100 crores, authorizing loans and investments up to Rs 100 crores, shifting the registered office from Karnataka to Maharashtra, and altering the main object clause to focus on advanced technology infrastructure projects. The voting period is from July 1 to July 30, with results expected by August 1. The company reported a net loss of Rs 43.47 lakhs and a negative net worth of Rs 36.50 lakhs for the fiscal year ended March 31.

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GHV Infra Projects Limited has initiated a postal ballot to seek shareholder approval on several key resolutions that could significantly alter the company's leadership and strategic direction.
Board Appointments and Management Changes
The company is proposing to regularize the appointment of three independent directors:
- Kazim Raza Khan
- Samrathdan Zula
- Kavita Akshay Chhajer
These directors were initially appointed as additional directors on June 26, and the company is now seeking approval for their five-year terms.
In addition, GHV Infra Projects is requesting shareholder consent to appoint Reby Thomas Elsan as Managing Director for a three-year term. The proposed remuneration for this position is set at up to Rs 2.00 lakhs per month.
Financial Empowerment and Strategic Shift
The postal ballot includes several resolutions aimed at enhancing the company's financial flexibility and operational scope:
- Increasing borrowing limits to Rs 100.00 crores
- Authorizing loans and investments up to Rs 100.00 crores
- Creating security on company assets
These financial measures could provide GHV Infra Projects with greater resources for potential growth and expansion initiatives.
Geographical and Operational Changes
Shareholders are also being asked to approve two significant operational changes:
- Shifting the registered office from Karnataka to Maharashtra
- Altering the main object clause of the company
The proposed change to the main object clause signals a strategic pivot towards infrastructure projects incorporating advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and blockchain.
Voting Details and Financial Performance
The voting period for the postal ballot is scheduled from July 1 to July 30, with results expected to be announced by August 1.
It's worth noting that these proposed changes come against a backdrop of financial challenges. For the fiscal year ended March 31, GHV Infra Projects reported:
| Financial Metric | Amount (in Rs lakhs) |
|---|---|
| Net Loss | 43.47 |
| Net Worth | -36.50 |
The negative net worth underscores the importance of the proposed resolutions, which could potentially help in turning around the company's financial position.
As GHV Infra Projects seeks to navigate these challenges and position itself for future growth, the outcome of this postal ballot could play a crucial role in shaping the company's trajectory in the coming years.

































