Cyber Media (India) Limited

Cyber Media forfeits 1,71,329 partly paid-up equity shares due to unpaid call money

Cyber Media (India) Limited has forfeited 1,71,329 partly paid-up equity shares after shareholders failed to pay the required call money of Rs 7.90 per share. This action follows a final reminder issued on March 5, 2026, and highlights the company's strict adherence to regulatory compliance.…

Ajinkya Pisal

Ajinkya Pisal

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Cyber Media forfeits 1,71,329 partly paid-up equity shares due to unpaid call money

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  • NSE filing: View filing
  • Filing time (IST): 11-Apr-2026 12:17 IST

Last updated: 12-Apr-2026 12:07 IST

Summary

Cyber Media (India) Limited has forfeited 1,71,329 partly paid-up equity shares after shareholders failed to pay the required call money of Rs 7.90 per share. This action follows a final reminder issued on March 5, 2026, and highlights the company's strict adherence to regulatory compliance. Investors should monitor any further developments regarding shareholder communications and potential impacts on share liquidity.

Key highlights

  • Cyber Media forfeited 1,71,329 partly paid-up equity shares.
  • The forfeiture was due to non-payment of Rs 7.90 call money per share.
  • The final reminder for payment was sent on March 5, 2026.
  • The call money payment period was from March 24, 2026, to April 7, 2026.
  • The forfeiture was approved by the Rights Issue Committee on April 11, 2026.

What happened

Cyber Media (India) Limited has announced the forfeiture of 1,71,329 partly paid-up equity shares due to the failure of shareholders to pay the required call money of Rs 7.90 per share. The company had issued a final reminder on March 5, 2026, allowing a payment window from March 24 to April 7, 2026, which went unutilised by the shareholders.

This forfeiture underscores Cyber Media's commitment to regulatory compliance as outlined in the Companies Act 2013 and its Articles of Association. The company has indicated that the forfeited shares will result in the loss of the application money already paid by the shareholders, which may deter future participation in similar issues.

In comparison to previous periods, this action reflects a stringent approach towards unpaid dues, which may influence shareholder confidence. The market may view this as a necessary step to maintain financial discipline within the company.

The Rights Issue Committee's decision to forfeit the shares was made during a meeting on April 11, 2026. The company plans to issue notices to the affected shareholders, which could lead to further discussions on shareholder engagement and future capital raising strategies.

Market context

The forfeiture of shares by Cyber Media signals a firm stance on compliance and financial responsibility, which may resonate with investors looking for stability in corporate governance. As the company navigates its shareholder relations, market participants should watch for any potential impacts on share liquidity and investor sentiment, especially given the current market cap of approximately Rs 32 crore. Future communications from the company regarding this forfeiture will be crucial in shaping investor perceptions.

Stock Performance — Cyber Media (India) Limited (CYBERMEDIA)

  • Current price: Rs 15.29
  • Change: +0.58 (+3.94%)
  • Day range: Rs 14.52 – Rs 15.41
  • Market cap (approx.): Rs 32 Cr
  • Quote as of: 10-Apr-2026 16:00:00 IST (NSE)

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