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Corporate Information BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Mr. Prakash Hindu Mr. Cretan Poland Mr. Akhilesh Nevi Ms. Ne eta Therein Mr. Primal Masada # Mr. Rakesh Rather *AUDIT COMMITTEE: Chairman Managing Director

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Corporate information refers to the details and documents related to a company's legal status, ownership, structure, and financial information.

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All companies, corporations, and other legal entities are required to file corporate information with the relevant government authorities.

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Corporate information can be filled out electronically or in paper form and typically includes details such as the company's name, address, directors, shareholders, and financial statements.

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The purpose of corporate information is to provide transparency and accountability about a company's operations, financial health, and ownership structure.

What information must be reported on coporate information?

The information reported on corporate information typically includes the company's name, registered address, directors, shareholders, financial statements, and any changes in ownership or structure.