Fusion Finance Seeks Reclassification Of Former Promoter To Public
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Fusion Finance Seeks Reclassification Of Former Promoter To Public

Fusion Finance Limited (the Company) has received a formal request from Mr. Devesh Sachdev and his family to reclassify their shareholding from the Promoter and Promoter Group category to the Public shareholder category. The request follows a structured leadership and governance transition undertaken by the Company over recent months. The board will consider the reclassification request in line with regulatory requirements and internal governance processes.

Mr. Sachdev resigned as Managing Director with effect from 30 September 2025 and vacated his board position with effect from four November 2025, after which he has not been involved in the management or day to day affairs of the Company. The Company states that stakeholders were kept informed through timely stock exchange disclosures and formal communications with lenders. The reclassification request is described as reflecting the evolved management and control structure of the Company.

Shareholders approved amendments to the Articles of Association in January 2026 that removed special rights previously available to Mr. Sachdev, aligning the governance framework with the current professionally managed structure. The Company notified the stock exchanges of the reclassification request on 21 February 2026 and intends to place the matter before the board, seek the exchanges no objection or approval, and thereafter obtain shareholders' approval in compliance with Regulation 31A of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. These procedural steps are expected to formalise the classification change if approvals are granted.

Honey Rose Investments Ltd, Creation Investments Fusion LLC and Creation Investments Fusion II LLC will continue to be classified as promoters and will retain majority shareholding in the Company. The Company reiterated its commitment to high standards of corporate governance and regulatory compliance and said it will keep stakeholders informed as the reclassification process progresses. The Company also confirmed that the request follows prior governance changes and does not alter the existing promoter composition beyond the specific reclassification sought.

Fusion Finance Limited (the Company) has received a formal request from Mr. Devesh Sachdev and his family to reclassify their shareholding from the Promoter and Promoter Group category to the Public shareholder category. The request follows a structured leadership and governance transition undertaken by the Company over recent months. The board will consider the reclassification request in line with regulatory requirements and internal governance processes. Mr. Sachdev resigned as Managing Director with effect from 30 September 2025 and vacated his board position with effect from four November 2025, after which he has not been involved in the management or day to day affairs of the Company. The Company states that stakeholders were kept informed through timely stock exchange disclosures and formal communications with lenders. The reclassification request is described as reflecting the evolved management and control structure of the Company. Shareholders approved amendments to the Articles of Association in January 2026 that removed special rights previously available to Mr. Sachdev, aligning the governance framework with the current professionally managed structure. The Company notified the stock exchanges of the reclassification request on 21 February 2026 and intends to place the matter before the board, seek the exchanges no objection or approval, and thereafter obtain shareholders' approval in compliance with Regulation 31A of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. These procedural steps are expected to formalise the classification change if approvals are granted. Honey Rose Investments Ltd, Creation Investments Fusion LLC and Creation Investments Fusion II LLC will continue to be classified as promoters and will retain majority shareholding in the Company. The Company reiterated its commitment to high standards of corporate governance and regulatory compliance and said it will keep stakeholders informed as the reclassification process progresses. The Company also confirmed that the request follows prior governance changes and does not alter the existing promoter composition beyond the specific reclassification sought.

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