Homre Limited (formerly Triton Corp Limited) convened its 36th Annual General Meeting on September 24, 2026, seeking shareholder approval for 13 resolutions covering financial results, director appointments, and capital raising initiatives.
The company reported standalone financial performance with revenue of ₹15.77 crore and profit of ₹1.19 crore for FY26, while consolidated results showed a marginal loss after accounting for subsidiary deferred tax adjustments. Key AGM agenda items included approval of a new ESOP 2026 plan for up to 3 crore options and a preferential issue of 5.41 crore warrants to raise ₹12.5 crore at ₹2.31 per warrant from promoter entity Supriya Securities Pvt. Ltd. and other investors.
Multiple board changes were proposed, including designation changes for existing directors and appointments of seven new directors, alongside the regularization of secretarial auditor M/s. Datt Ganesh and Associates. The company commenced commercial operations in biomass briquettes manufacturing and non-ferrous metals distribution after prolonged inactivity.
Significantly, Maple eSolutions Limited, Homre's 99.99% subsidiary, reported audited FY26 results showing a substantial net loss of ₹121.06 crore and negative equity of ₹721.04 crore. The subsidiary reported no operational revenue during the year and maintained substantial unsecured borrowings of ₹717.89 crore, including ₹422.15 crore from Homre Limited. Statutory auditors highlighted material uncertainty regarding the subsidiary's going concern status based on financial ratios and aging of assets/liabilities.
The consolidated financial impact reflects the subsidiary's deferred tax charge of ₹124.11 crore, contributing to Homre's marginal consolidated loss. Both entities confirmed regulatory compliance with SEBI Listing Regulations and Companies Act requirements, with no dividend recommended for FY26 due to financial performance and expansion needs.