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AF Enterprises seeks ROC extension for 43rd AGM of FY26

AF Enterprises applied to ROC Delhi-II on November 4, 2026, for an AGM extension. The delay follows a Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process ending August 6, 2026. Form INC-28 approval was pending with ROC until October 27, 2026. The company could not meet statutory timelines due to these regulatory delays.

AF Enterprises exits CIRP, regains management control after NCLT order

NCLT approved withdrawal of CIRP against AF Enterprises on August 6, 2026. Management control reverts to the company following the tribunal's order. Board meeting held on August 24, 2026, noted the outcome and planned next steps. Company to complete handover process from Resolution Professional Sumit Sharma. Pending statutory and financial compliances to be regularized on priority basis.

NCLT reserves order on AF Enterprises CIRP proceedings

NCLT reserved its order on June 10, 2025, concerning the CIRP against AF Enterprises initiated under Section 7 of IBC. The company received the order copy on June 19, 2026. The case involves M/s. Findoc Finvest Pvt. Ltd. as the applicant.

Bharti Enterprises Eyes UK Expansion in Hospitality and Defence Sectors

AF Enterprises Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal revealed plans for significant expansion in the UK across multiple sectors, including hospitality and defence technology. The company, which already has $4 billion invested in BT Group and over $1 billion in Ennismore hospitality chain, is seeking new investment opportunities. Mittal is in talks with UK CEOs about transferring advanced defence technologies to India, including hypersonic missiles, drones, and UAVs. The expansion aligns with the India-UK Free Trade Agreement, aiming to double bilateral trade to $120 billion in five years. AF Enterprises' growth strategy spans telecommunications, hospitality, real estate, and defence partnerships.