CCME Global Ltd is a publicly listed shell that sat dormant for years - no plants, no inventory, no revenue - until a change of control in 2025-2026 handed it to two non-resident Indian acquirers who injected fresh capital, renamed the company, and rewrote its entire purpose to trade fast-moving consumer goods and commodities. The recurring approach is simple: take a clean, debt-free listed vehicle with no legacy operations, raise cash through a preferential share issue to the new promoters, and pivot it into a wholesale and retail trading business authorised to deal in practically anything from milk powder to iron ore. # Business segments A single trading engine at its very beginning - a newly capitalised corporate shell authorised to buy and sell almost any consumer good or industrial commodity, with its first modest revenues already recorded. ## 1. FMCG and commodities trading: a blank-slate distributor with a universal licence **The company holds a freshly minted mandate to trade virtually any fast-moving consumer good or industrial commodity, backed by promoter capital and a debt-free balance sheet - but it has no operating history, no manufacturing, and no physical assets of its own.** - **A licence to trade almost anything** - shareholders approved a sweeping change to the company’s constitutional objects in March 2026, authorising it to manufacture, process, import, export, distribute, bottle, pack, sell, resell, or broker every category of FMCG product (from dairy, snacks, and spices to soaps, toothpaste, skincare, and over-the-counter medical products) plus commodities and minerals including bitumen, sulphur, iron ore, and bauxite. - **No factories, no stock, no fixed assets** - the company describes itself as a wholesale and retail trading outfit with no industrial or manufacturing activities, and it has historically held zero plants, zero inventory, zero property, plant and equipment, and zero intangible assets, so every sale it makes depends on sourcing goods from third parties. - **Capitalised by its new owners** - the business was funded through a preferential issue of roughly 3.23 crore equity shares at face value, raising INR 32.25 crore in cash, with the two promoters together taking 2.4 crore of those shares and the rest going to non-promoter individuals and one entity. - **First revenues are in, but tiny** - the company recorded its maiden operational revenue of about INR 3.67 crore in the year ended March 2025 and a much smaller INR 3.50 lakh in the following year under the CCME Global name, confirming that trading activity has begun but remains at an early stage. - **Online and offline, India and beyond** - the objects permit the company to sell through e-commerce platforms, online shopping portals, physical counters, showrooms, franchisees, and stalls, and to operate in India or any other country, giving it the legal flexibility to choose its route to market as the business develops. # Group structure and partners **The company stands alone - no subsidiaries, no joint ventures, no borrowings, and a single stock-exchange listing, with the new promoters connected to a network of Middle Eastern trading and logistics entities.** - **No group, no debt** - as of March 2025 the company had no subsidiaries, no associate companies, no joint ventures, no investments in other entities, and no outstanding borrowings from any lender, making it a clean corporate shell with no legacy financial entanglements. - **Listed only on the BSE** - the equity shares trade solely on the Bombay Stock Exchange under ISIN INE194N01016, with a share transfer agent based in Hyderabad. - **Promoters with trading-company ties** - the acquirers, Mr. Padmanaban Krishnamoorthy and Ms. V Varalakshmi, were identified as acting in the capacity of Managing Directors for several UAE-based entities, including Cash and Carry Middle East FZCO, Steadfast General Trading LLC, Rococo Global FZC, Hi Seas Logistics LLC, Crystal FZE, and V P S International General Trading LLC, suggesting access to sourcing and logistics networks in the Gulf. - **One legacy tax liability** - the company carries an undisputed statutory due of about INR 1.93 lakh for Central Sales Tax from the 2014-15 financial year, a remnant of its pre-acquisition past.