Apollo Tyres shareholders approve ₹2.50 dividend; Vishal Mahadevia reappointment draws 15.97% institutional opposition
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Apollo Tyres shareholders approved a ₹2.50 final dividend and adopted FY26 audited statements with no audit qualifications, reinforcing confidence in cash distribution and reporting quality. Voting showed notable institutional dissent on one director reappointment despite promoter unanimity, highlighting governance scrutiny rather than operational stress. The company also disclosed no promoter share encumbrance, reducing concerns about pledged equity. Market impact is likely idiosyncratic and limited.
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Apollo Tyres shareholders approved a 250% cash dividend for FY2025–26, equivalent to ₹2.50 per share, with a record date of July 10, 2026. Votes on board reappointments were split, with public institutional investors opposing Vishal Mahadevia’s reappointment by 15.97% even as the promoter group backed it unanimously. Public institutions supported Lakshmi Puri’s reappointment by 98.91%, while the promoter group voted in favor across proposals.
