1. Branded FMCG launch under 'Kettlebell' - Production lines for flavoured nuts (12 tpd), flavoured protein powder (8 tpd) and cold-press oil (12 tpd) are installed, trial runs are complete, and the launch was set for 24 February 2026 under the 'Kettlebell NUTZO' brand. This shifts the revenue mix from commodity processing toward branded, value-added products where margins typically run higher, using capacity funded largely by the IPO.
2. Russia subsidiary incorporated - Wholly-owned subsidiary HELIOS GLOBAL LLC was incorporated in Russia on 5 March 2026 to import and wholesale food products, with regulatory approval from the Russian Federation already obtained. A live subsidiary in a new geography opens a direct channel to a large import-dependent market without a local partner sharing the economics.
3. UAE subsidiary approved - The board approved wholly-owned subsidiaries in the UAE and Russia on 11 November 2025. A UAE entity would place the company inside a global food-trade hub, shortening the supply chain to Middle Eastern and African buyers.
4. Preferential warrant issue adds growth capital - The board allotted 14.2 lakh convertible warrants at ₹210 each on 1 May 2026, bringing in up to ₹29.8 crore on conversion within 18 months. The inflow funds the next leg of expansion without adding debt, keeping the balance sheet light (interest cover already 7.18x).
5. Factory acquisition at Kalawad - A ₹3 crore factory property was acquired at Haripar, Kalawad, Rajkot, and is reflected in FY25 fixed-asset additions. The additional factory space removes a physical bottleneck ahead of the branded-product scale-up.