Swiggy's IOCC bid stalls as shareholder vote falls short of 75% threshold
Swiggy's special resolution to amend its Articles of Association — a key step toward Indian Owned and Controlled Company status under FEMA — secured 72.36% approval, missing the 75% mark. The setback stalls governance restructuring and proposed director appointments, even as Q4 FY26 revenue rose 44.7% YoY to Rs 6,383 crore with losses narrowing 26%.
Swiggy's special resolution to amend its Articles of Association, a step toward Indian Owned and Controlled Company (IOCC) status under FEMA, failed with 72.36% approval against the 75% threshold, stalling its governance restructuring and proposed director appointments.
Why this matters
Second shareholder rebuff for Swiggy in quick succession, after investors blocked board rights expansion for founder Majety. Signals rising institutional pushback on governance moves despite improving Q4 FY26 financials.
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