Hyderabad Bhudevi Infra Raises Authorised Capital To ₹10 Crore
HYDERABAD: Bhudevi Infra Projects has proposed increasing its authorised share capital from ₹6 crore to ₹10 crore, giving the company greater headroom for future equity-related activity as it expands its presence in Hyderabad’s real estate market. The proposal was approved by the board on September 2, subject to shareholder approval.
Under the proposed structure, the company’s authorised capital will comprise one crore equity shares with a face value of ₹10 each, compared with the existing 60 lakh shares. The additional authorised capacity does not by itself mean that new shares have been issued. Any future issuance would require separate corporate action and applicable approvals. The timing is significant because the company recently began development of Bhudevi Aurum Phase-1 at TGPA in Himayat Nagar. The residential project also includes a 450-metre external road and drainage system. The company expects the project to contribute around ₹170 crore in revenue over four years, subject to approvals, execution and market conditions. The increase in authorised capital can provide Bhudevi Infra with additional flexibility if it decides to raise equity in the future. However, the move should not be interpreted as confirmation of an immediate fundraising exercise.
The board has proposed that the enlarged share capital will consist of shares ranking equally with the existing equity shares. The proposal will now require approval from shareholders under the applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013. For investors, the key issue will be how the additional capital capacity is eventually used. A higher authorised limit can support future expansion, but its effect on shareholders will depend on whether the company actually issues additional shares and at what terms. The company’s latest financial performance also provides important context. For the quarter ended June 2026, Bhudevi Infra reported revenue from operations of about ₹2.88 crore and a standalone net loss of around ₹0.40 crore.
The company has scheduled its 34th Annual General Meeting for September 30, 2026. Shareholders eligible to vote will be determined as of September 23, while remote e-voting is scheduled from September 27 to September 29. The Bhudevi Infra authorised capital proposal therefore marks a preparatory step rather than an immediate capital infusion. Its significance will become clearer once shareholders vote and the company outlines whether the additional capacity will support project development, working capital or other expansion requirements. For Hyderabad’s property market, the development also comes as the company moves from planning towards execution of its new residential project. The combination of a larger authorised capital base and a new project pipeline could give the company more room to finance future growth, although actual progress will depend on project execution, approvals, demand and financial performance.
