Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd — Important, 14-03-2026: Company Update

Here is a summary of the announcements:

Karnataka Co-op Society has announced that share certificates for 33 shares held by Anuradha Kulkarni (Flat F32) and 12 shares jointly held by Geeta Chaturvedi, Kamal Ayyar, and Hari Krishna Naydu (Flat B05) have been reported lost. The society is inviting claims or objections regarding these lost certificates. Interested parties must submit their claims and supporting documents within 14 days. Failure to do so will result in the society proceeding with the issuance of duplicate share certificates in accordance with its bye-laws, resolving the ownership clarity for these flats.

An announcement indicates a proposed property purchase for Flat No. B-11/301 in Nalasopara (West). The current owners, Ashok Kumar Sadar Shetty and Prabha Nagesh Shetty, have reported that the original purchase agreements for this flat are lost. This public notice invites anyone who possesses these missing documents or has any claims on the property to come forward. Parties with claims must present them within seven days, after which it will be assumed there are no further interests, paving the way for the sale to proceed.

Vallabh Welfare Foundation plans to shift its registered office from Maharashtra to Chhattisgarh, a move approved by a special resolution at a recent general meeting. The company will now seek government approval for this change, which will amend its foundational documents. Any individual whose interests might be impacted by this relocation is invited to submit objections, detailing their concerns, within 14 days. This change could affect the company's administrative and legal framework, signifying a notable shift in its operational base.

Five individuals, including Kantaben Savjibhai Patel and Kalpeshkumar Savjibhai Patel, have formally released their rights and interests in Flats 401 and 402 of Jeevanadham Co-op Housing Society to Ramanlal Savjibhai Patel. This action clarifies the ownership structure of these properties. The public is invited to submit any claims or objections regarding these flats within 15 days. Failure to do so will mean no further claims will be considered, solidifying the ownership transfer.

Shubham Housing Development Finance has taken possession of three properties in Thane and Navi Mumbai due to borrower defaults on their loan obligations. The properties include Flat 205 (630 sq. ft.), Flat 403 (245 sq. ft.), and Flat 307 (300 sq. ft.). The company previously issued demand notices, but borrowers failed to repay within the stipulated period. This action is part of the company's asset recovery process, and the public is cautioned against dealing with these properties. Borrowers retain their right to redeem the assets within legal timelines.

Jagannath Rajaram Gaikwad, owner of Flat A/603 in Vidya Sankalp Co-operative Housing Society, has reported the original share certificate for his property as irrevocably lost. He has applied for a duplicate certificate from the society. The society is now inviting any parties with claims or objections related to these missing ownership documents to submit them with supporting evidence within 15 days. This process aims to resolve the ownership documentation and will lead to the issuance of a duplicate certificate if no valid claims arise.

Waaree Renewable Technologies has issued a Postal Ballot Notice, inviting its members to vote on proposed resolutions via remote e-voting. The e-voting window will open and remain active for approximately a month. Shareholders registered by a specific cut-off date are eligible to participate. A scrutinizer has been appointed to ensure a fair process, and the voting results will be disclosed within two working days following the e-voting conclusion. This allows shareholders to participate in important company decisions.

ASREC (India) Ltd., acting as a trustee, will conduct an e-auction to sell the secured property known as "Srinivas Mangal Karyalaya" in Satara. This auction aims to recover overdue loan amounts of approximately 5.91 crore, plus further interest. The property, spanning 5595 sq.m. with 2676.391 sq.m. constructed area, has a reserve price of 6.21 crore. Bidders are required to submit an earnest money deposit of 0.62 crore. This action signifies a key step in resolving non-performing assets through asset realization.

HDB Financial Services will conduct an e-auction to sell a secured property, Flat D/703 in Virar East, to recover dues from defaulting borrowers Amit Kumar Jha and Sweety Sunil Jha. The loan account is a Non-Performing Asset. The property has a carpet area of 435 sq. ft. and the outstanding amount is approximately 35.94 lakh. The auction's reserve price is 1.08 crore, requiring an earnest money deposit of 10.77 lakh. This action highlights the company's efforts in asset recovery and managing its loan portfolio.

TruHome Finance, formerly Shriram Housing Finance, will e-auction Flat 705 in Badlapur to recover dues from defaulting borrowers Kavita Nehra and Daulat Ram Nehra. This loan account has been classified as a Non-Performing Asset. The outstanding amount is approximately 19.15 lakh, plus interest. The property has a reserve price of 20.12 lakh, with an earnest money deposit of 2.01 lakh required for bidders. This auction is a strategic step for the company to realize assets and strengthen its financial position.

TruHome Finance, previously Shriram Housing Finance, will conduct an e-auction for Flat 206 in Palghar to recover outstanding dues from defaulting borrowers Juhi Pal and Rajiv Suresh Chipulunkar. This loan has become a Non-Performing Asset. The outstanding amount is approximately 30.35 lakh. The property will be auctioned with a reserve price of 11 lakh, and bidders must submit an earnest money deposit of 1.10 lakh. This move underscores the company's commitment to asset recovery and managing its stressed assets efficiently.