Capital Trust Limited (Capital Trust) has filed a corporate disclosure on the Bombay Stock Exchange detailing media and investor contact information. The filing was lodged under a unique reference and is accessible on the exchange website at the following address: https://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachHis/ee1c1294-2eed-4aee-95fa-0f46b0de6426.pdf. The document sets out designated company representatives available for queries. The submission serves as an official record of the contact information and is intended to be retained in the exchange archives for reference by stakeholders.

For media queries Capital Trust named Vinod Raina as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Vahin Khosla as Joint Managing Director (JMD). The filing provided email addresses as vinod.raina@capitaltrust.in and vahin.khosla @capitaltrust.in and listed mobile contact numbers for direct communication. The company indicated that these contacts should be approached for clarification on the contents of the filing. The company advised that these channels are the primary means for media engagement and for receiving formal notices related to the filing.

The release of contact information is a standard element of corporate disclosures and assists stakeholders seeking clarification on operational or regulatory matters. Capital Trust did not provide additional operational updates or financial data in the filing and limited the submission to contact and procedural details. Market participants and media representatives can rely on the published contacts for formal correspondence. Providing named contacts within such filings helps to reduce delays in information requests and supports more orderly handling of regulatory correspondence.

The filing is intended to ensure clarity and facilitate prompt responses to enquiries and demonstrates an ongoing commitment to transparent corporate communication. Investors and other interested parties who require the primary filing can view the full document at the exchange link provided above. Capital Trust expects that centralising media queries through named officers will streamline information flows.