Bharatam Ventures will hold its 41st AGM to adopt the FY2025-26 annual financial statements, showing ₹23.79 Cr revenue but a ₹14.52 Cr net loss, mainly from scaling operations and ₹7.21 Cr exceptional items.

A key strategic pivot sees the company entering agro-processing and sugar, following the Penganga Sakhar Karkhana acquisition.

To support this expansion and future capital needs, the board plans to increase authorized share capital to ₹40.50 Cr and issue ₹40 Cr in convertible warrants.

Shareholders will also consider approving various related party transactions, appointing new directors, and shifting the registered office to Pune for efficiency.