Panjon Limited's annual financial results for the year show robust growth, with revenue soaring to Rs 30.46 Cr and net profit reaching Rs 0.40 Cr. This strong performance is mainly driven by a strategic pivot into petroleum product trading and waste management activities, following a slowdown in real estate. The company's paid-up capital rose to Rs 17.16 Cr after converting 855,000 warrants into equity shares for a promoter. The upcoming AGM will consider re-appointments for Managing Director Jay Kothari and Executive Director Anju Kothari. Notably, the board appointed new Statutory Auditors, M/s Goyal Parul & Co., without prior shareholder approval, a key compliance concern.