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**Amal Ltd.**
Amal Ltd. has announced the dispatch of its annual report for the year 2025-26, which includes the notice for its 52nd Annual General Meeting (AGM). The AGM will be held via video conferencing/other audio-visual means, allowing shareholders to participate and cast their votes electronically. A dedicated e-voting window will be available prior to the meeting. This ensures robust shareholder engagement and transparency, providing investors access to important company information and governance decisions.
**Business Nextgen Finance Private Limited**
Business Nextgen Finance has announced a capital infusion and share transfer involving Brumas FinTech Fund, Bearing Private Equity India Fund 6, Credit Suisse Pte. Ltd., and Anacrea 1st Investment Partnership. The company will issue new equity and preference shares, and some promoter shares will be transferred. This move aims to strengthen its capital base, fund future growth, and expand its lending business. Post-transaction, these investors will collectively hold over 26% of the fully diluted equity. Management will remain unchanged, with Mr. Pankaj Poddar continuing as CEO. RBI approval for this transaction has been secured.
**Lexoraa Industries Limited**
Lexoraa Industries has announced its financial results for the quarter. Standalone total income from operations increased to 11.13 Cr. However, the company reported a net loss after tax of 0.28 Cr for the quarter. Paid-up equity share capital stands at 4.23 Cr. Basic EPS was -0.71. The company acquired a 100% stake in Any and Every Export Limited, affecting the comparability of consolidated results with prior periods. This acquisition is expected to impact future operational performance.
**Mercury Laboratories Limited**
Mercury Laboratories has announced its financial results for the quarter. The company reported a total income from operations of 15.96 Cr and a net profit after tax of 0.30 Cr for the quarter. The paid-up equity share capital stands at 1.20 Cr, with basic and diluted EPS at 2.48. The company operates solely in the pharmaceutical products segment. These results provide insight into the company's recent operational performance and profitability within its core business.
**Bombay Wire Ropes Limited**
Bombay Wire Ropes has announced its financial results for the quarter. The company reported a significant turnaround, achieving a net profit after tax of 2.95 Cr for the quarter, compared to a loss in previous periods. Other equity share capital stands at 0.53 Cr, and total other equity is 7.20 Cr. Basic and diluted EPS for the quarter was 5.53. While total income from operations for the current quarter was not provided, the strong profit performance indicates improved financial health and operational efficiency.
**Fabtech Cleanrooms Limited**
Fabtech Cleanrooms has announced an Extra-ordinary General Meeting (EGM) to be held via video conferencing. The company will send the EGM notice electronically to registered shareholders, who are encouraged to update their email and mobile numbers for digital communication. Shareholders will have the option to participate and cast their votes through remote e-voting, or during the meeting itself. This digital approach aims to facilitate broad shareholder participation in key company decisions and ensure seamless engagement.
**Public Notice (Rajan V. Pillai, Advocate)**
This public notice concerns the purchase of a 307 sq ft flat in the "Blue Arch" Cooperative Housing Society in Andheri (West), Mumbai, by Smt. Shruti Vishwanath Mahajan and Smt. Malti Shantaram Avhad. The notice details the property's transaction history, including previous sales and a gift deed. It notes that some original documents related to the property's acquisition are missing. Any individual or entity with claims, objections, or relevant documents pertaining to this property is requested to submit them to the undersigned advocate.
**Public Notice (Ramsagar K. Kanojiya, Advocate)**
This public notice pertains to Flat Nos. 403 and 404 in Mahesh Apartments, Ghatkopar (East), Mumbai. Mr. Nilesh Dhirubhai Shah and Mr. Romik Nilesh Shah, the current owners, acquired these flats from Corporation Bank. The notice details the property's transactional history, including instances where original sale and cancellation deeds were lost, leading to a police report. The current owners intend to sell the flats to new buyers. Any party with claims or interests in this property is requested to submit supporting documentation to the advocate within the specified period.
**Western Railway Tender**
Western Railway's Senior DEE/P/BCCT has invited a tender for significant safety improvements across its Mumbai Division. The project involves enhancing earthing systems at stations, offices, service buildings, and railway quarters. The estimated cost for this work is 0.83 Cr, with an earnest money deposit of 0.017 Cr. This tender offers an opportunity for contractors to engage in critical infrastructure safety upgrades for the railway network. Interested parties can find detailed information on the IREPS website.
**Public Notice (Sagar A. Shahani, Advocate)**
This public notice concerns the sale of Flat No. 14, Dreamland House, Sion (West), Mumbai. Pradeep Harish Thakur and Nitesh Harish Thakur, the current owners, inherited the property from the legal heirs of the late Ishwardas Bhagwandas Thakur through a registered Release Deed. They now plan to sell this flat to Dr. Mamta Ganesh Nadar and Mr. Katish Kumar Pandey. Any individual or entity asserting claims, objections, or interests in this property is requested to submit supporting documentation to the undersigned advocate within the specified period.
**Nanded District Order**
The Additional District Magistrate's office has issued prohibitory orders for Nanded District, imposing a ban on weapons and assemblies of five or more people. These measures are implemented to maintain law and order within the district. Certain groups are exempted, including on-duty police, government employees, and participants in specific authorized events like weddings, funerals, and religious ceremonies. This order is a temporary measure designed to ensure public safety and stability.