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25 Aug 20261 filing
AGM/EGMAGM

Godfrey Phillips India 89th AGM held via VC/OAVM on 24 August 2026; all ordinary resolutions passed

AGM Details

  • AGM held on 24 August 2026 at 2:30 PM IST via VC/OAVM.
  • Record date for voting: 17 August 2026 (cut-off).
  • Meeting concluded at 3:35 PM.

Key Resolutions

  • Item 1(a): Ordinary resolution to adopt standalone financial statements for year ended March 31, 2026.
  • Item 1(b): Ordinary resolution to adopt consolidated financial statements with auditors’ report.
  • Item 2: Ordinary resolution to declare final dividend and confirm interim dividend payment.
  • Item 3: Ordinary resolution to appoint Charu Modi as director liable to retire by rotation.
  • Item 4: Ordinary resolution to appoint Paul Norman Janelle as director liable to retire by rotation.

Voting Results

  • Item 1(a) passed with 99.9999% in favour.
  • Item 1(b) passed with 99.9999% in favour.
  • Item 2 passed with 99.9999% in favour.
  • Item 3 passed with 96.3820% in favour.
  • Item 4 passed with 99.9630% in favour.

Dividend

  • Dividend declared and interim dividend payment approved; per-share amount not disclosed.

Director Changes

  • Charu Modi appointed as director; liable to retire by rotation.
  • Paul Norman Janelle appointed as director; liable to retire by rotation.

Auditor Appointments

  • No changes to statutory auditors disclosed.
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24 Aug 20261 filing
AGM/EGMAGM

AGM approves financial statements, declares dividends, and re-appoints two directors via video conference.

AGM details

  • Date and time: August 2026 at 2:30 PM IST.
  • Mode: video conference/AVM.

Key resolutions

  • Adoption of standalone and consolidated financial statements; outcome: voting results pending.
  • Declaration of final dividend and confirmation of interim dividend for the year; outcome: voting results pending.
  • Re-appointment of Charu Modi as director; outcome: voting results pending.
  • Re-appointment of Paul Norman Janelle as director; outcome: voting results pending.

Dividend

  • Dividend for the year includes final and interim payouts; total payout higher than prior year.

Director and governance

  • Two PMI nominees inducted to the board; existing directors up for re-appointment.

Auditors

  • Auditors' reports submitted; no appointment changes announced.
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22 Aug 20262 filings
Company UpdateCopy of Newspaper Publication

Godfrey Phillips India Limited has informed the Exchange about Copy of Newspaper Publication

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Company UpdateNewspaper Publication

Newspaper Publication regarding Loss of Share certificates.

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7 Aug 20262 filings
Company UpdateNewspaper Publication

Newspaper Publication regarding Loss of Share certificates.

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Company UpdateCopy of Newspaper Publication

Godfrey Phillips India Limited has informed the Exchange about Newspaper Publication regarding Loss of Share Certificates.

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31 Jul 20264 filings
Company UpdateGeneral

Godfrey Phillips India announces 89th AGM on 24 August 2026 and annual report access updates

AGM and shareholder communications

  • 89th AGM scheduled for 24 August 2026 at 2:30 PM IST via VC/OAVM.
  • Annual Report 2025-26 and AGM Notice accessible via the company website.
  • Letters sent to shareholders lacking registered emails with a web link to access the Annual Report.
  • MUFG Intime India Private Limited to assist in updating email details.
  • Physical-holding shareholders must submit ISR-1 form with PAN and address documents to RTA.
  • Demat-holding shareholders to update email addresses with their Depository Participants.
  • Electronic payments to be through electronic mode from April 1, 2024 if KYC is updated.
  • KYC update formats available on MUFG RTA site.
  • Exact navigation path to Annual Report provided in AGM communications.
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OthersBusiness Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting (BRSR)

Godfrey Phillips India reports standalone BRSR FY2025-26; targets carbon neutrality by 2030 and 25% renewables

Overview

  • Standalone BRSR for FY2025-26; cigarette manufacturing and tobacco trading as core activities.
  • Independent reasonable assurance on BRSR Core with standalone boundary.
  • Board ESG oversight; ABAC, Whistleblower, POSH policies; no penalties in FY2025-26.

Key ESG Risks & Opportunities

  • Energy transition: renewable energy share target; lower OPEX offset by upfront capex.
  • Water stress risk in tobacco value chain; investments in check-dams and rainwater harvesting.
  • Climate transition/physical risks; adaptation planning and diversified supplier base.
  • Human rights and responsible sourcing; supplier audits and training; ISO 26000 alignment.
  • Waste management and circularity; zero landfill goals; CPCB/SPCB-compliant disposal.
  • Sustainable sourcing; 8% inputs sustainably sourced; FSC/PEFC packaging.
  • Product safety: zero recalls in FY2025-26.
  • Data privacy/cybersecurity: ISO27001; zero data breaches.

Governance & Policy Highlights

  • Board-level ESG Committee oversees material topics, stakeholder engagement, and LCA outcomes.
  • Key policies: ABAC, whistleblower, POSH, Grievance Redressal, human rights, equal opportunity; Supplier Code.
  • External assurance: SR Batliboi & Co. LLP on BRSR Core.
  • No penalties in FY2025-26; ABAC policy with zero tolerance.
  • ISO certifications: 14001, 50001, 45001, 27001; Great Place to Work recognition.
  • Double materiality assessment conducted; Life Cycle Assessments for Burley and Cigarette.

Social Responsibility & Workforce

  • Total workforce 1,121 (1,095 permanent, 26 workers); female representation 6%; board female 30%.
  • LTIFR is zero; ISO 45001 OHS; mandatory Code of Conduct/POSH/Whistleblower training across locations.
  • Great Place to Work certification for eight years; learning hours up 95% versus baseline.
  • CSR focus on community water, health, and agricultural infrastructure; multiple RO plants and check dams.
  • Equal opportunity and women leadership programs; unrestricted accessibility and inclusion across workforce.

Environmental Performance

  • Renewable energy share about 25% of total energy; ongoing energy efficiency measures.
  • GHG emissions: Scope 1 2 total 16,985 tCO2e; intensity 1.86 tCO2e per crore turnover.
  • Water withdrawal 80,414 kl; consumption 77,134 kl; water intensity 0.28 L/INR.
  • Zero Liquid Discharge at Leaf factory; zero waste to landfill at one unit; broader progress.
  • Total waste 4,481.7 MT; 2,683.5 MT recycled; 1,753.9 MT reused; 44.4 MT incineration/landfill.
  • Afforestation/biodiversity: 70,000 saplings; biodiversity parks; 83 RO plants; multiple water projects.
  • ISO certifications (14001/50001/45001/27001) maintained; Great Place to Work certification ongoing.

Stakeholder Engagement & Complaints

  • Stakeholders engaged: employees, farmers, suppliers, investors, retailers, communities; CSR-driven outreach.
  • Shareholders: 40 complaints filed; 38 disposed; 2 pending at year-end, resolved within timeline.
  • Employees/workers: Grievance, POSH, Whistleblower policies; no material health/safety complaints.
  • Value chain: awareness programs extended to non-tobacco suppliers and logistics partners.
  • Robust multi-channel grievance mechanisms; language-localization and regional accessibility.

Other Notable Metrics

  • Life Cycle Assessments for Burley tobacco and cigarettes; public disclosure of results.
  • Related Party Transactions: purchases from RPT 17.1%; sales to RPT 36.7%.
  • Zero data breaches; ISO27001 cyber security framework in place.
  • CSR beneficiaries span water, health, agri-infrastructure; diverse community impacts.
  • Affiliations include FICCI, ASSOCHAM, CII, and other national bodies for governance.
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OthersReg. 34 (1) Annual Report

Godfrey Phillips India FY25-26: Strong consolidated growth, dividend payout, and robust ESG progress amid regulatory and land-related risks

Financial performance

  • Consolidated revenue from operations: Rs 9,12,094 lakh (FY26).
  • PAT attributable to owners: Rs 1,52,606 lakh; total com­pre­hensive income Rs 1,52,154 lakh.
  • Consolidated EPS (basic/diluted): Rs 97.84.
  • CFO: Rs 90,737 lakh; net financing outflow: Rs 61,859 lakh; net cash down Rs 7,946 lakh.
  • Proposed final dividend Rs 33 per share; interim Rs 17; total Rs 51.47 crore.
  • Gearing: 17.55%; Net debt Rs 132,239 lakh; Equity Rs 621,244 lakh.
  • Consolidated cash flow from operating activities improved; overall cash outflow due to financing activities.

Business mix & geography

  • Segment revenues: Cigarette/tobacco revenue Rs 6,92,880 lakh; Unmanufactured tobacco Rs 2,02,391 lakh; Confectionery Rs 10,609 lakh; Others Rs 435 lakh.
  • Total segment revenue: Rs 9,08,246 lakh.
  • Products served: Cigarettes, Unmanufactured tobacco, Cut tobacco, Confectionery; major contribution from Cigarettes segment.
  • Plant locations: Rabale (Navi Mumbai), Guldhar (Ghaziabad), Ongole (Prakasam).
  • Markets: India and international operations; geographic spread reflected in segment data.

Dividend & capital structure

  • Annual capital: Authorized share capital raised to Rs 50 crore; equity share capital increased to Rs 31.19 crore.
  • Bonus issue 2:1 issued; total equity shares now 15,59,81,760; paid-up capital Rs 31.19 crore.
  • Bonus shares credited to demat accounts; some physical holders placed in Bonus Suspense Account.
  • Top holders: KK Modi Investment & Financial Services 29.85%, PMI Global Brands Inc. 25.10%, Good Investment (India) Ltd 8.29%.
  • Dividend policy: Final dividend 33 per share; interim 17 per share; total expected payout ~Rs 51.47 crore.

Corporate governance

  • Board composition as of 31 Mar 2026: 5 Independent Directors (incl. a woman), 2 Non-Executive, 3 Executive Directors.
  • Board meetings: 5; Audit Committee meetings: 4; CSR Committee meetings: 1.
  • Statutory Auditor: S.R. Batliboi & Co. LLP; Secretarial Auditor: Chandrasekaran Associates.
  • CEO/CFO certification on code of conduct; declaration of independence by Independent Directors.
  • Remuneration to Directors disclosed; CEO/CFO certifications submitted; compliance with SEBI LODR governance norms.

ESG, CSR and sustainability

  • Dow Jones Sustainability Index score improved to 77 (from 64).
  • Great Place to Work® recognition for 8th consecutive year.
  • BRSR Core Assurance by SR Batliboi; ISO 27001 recertification; ISO 26000 alignment.
  • CSR outlay for FY25-26: Rs 17.65 million; spent Rs 11.51 million; unspent Rs 6.14 million carried to CSR account; transfer date 27-Apr-2026.
  • CSR projects: 13 new check dams; total check dams ~60; 83 RO water plants; 122 community agri-sheds; 320 health camps; over 85,000 trees planted; ~1 lakh beneficiaries.

Environmental & risk disclosures

  • Energy: renewables account for about 25% of total energy; energy intensity 1.47 KJ/INR; total energy use high.
  • GHG emissions: Scope 1 = 2,622.5 tCO2e; Scope 2 = 14,362.7 tCO2e; total 16,985.2 tCO2e; intensity 1.86 tCO2e per crore turnover.
  • Water: total withdrawal 80,414 kl; consumption 77,134 kl; water intensity 0.85 L per crore turnover.
  • Waste: total 4,481.7 tonnes; recycled 2,683.5 t; reused 1,753.9 t; incinerated 32.6 t; landfilled 3.7 t.
  • Zero liquid discharge at Leaf Ongole plant; multiple water-conservation initiatives; 25% renewable energy target alignment.

Regulatory, risks & outlook

  • Regulatory/tax risk: indirect tax changes on cigarettes from Feb 2026; higher illicit trade noted.
  • Enemy property: Sikri Bagh land enemy-property challenges; SCN and title disputes in process; management confident of title.
  • Tax disputes: GST/CGST, Income Tax; several appeals ongoing; some refunds/settlements likely.
  • Outlook: focus on core business stabilization, international expansion, product portfolio diversification, and ongoing ESG governance.
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AGM/EGMAGM

Godfrey Phillips India to hold 89th AGM via VC/OAVM on Aug 24, 2026; dividend proposed

AGM details

  • Date and time: 24 August 2026 at 2:30 PM IST.
  • Mode: VC/OAVM; no physical attendance.
  • Dividend entitlement record date: 11 August 2026.
  • E-voting window: 20–23 August 2026; cutoff 17 August 2026.
  • Proxies not allowed; voting via remote e-voting and InstaMeet.

Ordinary business resolutions

  • Adopt standalone financial statements for year ended 31 March 2026.
  • Adopt consolidated financial statements for year ended 31 March 2026.
  • Final dividend proposed at Rs 33 per equity share.
  • Interim dividend of Rs 17 per equity share already paid.
  • Charu Modi to be re-appointed as Director.
  • Paul Norman Janelle to be re-appointed as Director.

Dividend

  • Final dividend Rs 33 per equity share; payable within 30 days if approved.
  • Interim dividend Rs 17 per equity share already paid.
  • Record date for dividend entitlement: 11 August 2026.
  • Dividend payable within 30 days of approval.

Directors up for re-appointment

  • Charu Modi to be re-appointed as Director.
  • Paul Norman Janelle to be re-appointed as Director.

Voting & participation

  • Scrutinizer appointed: Mr. V Ramachandran.
  • MUFG Intime to facilitate e-voting and InstaMeet.
  • Remote e-voting window: Aug 20–23, 2026.
  • E-voting cut-off: Aug 17, 2026.
  • InstaMeet attendance: join 30 minutes before start.
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