Pramara Promotions Limited
Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2021-03 to 2023-03)
Reporting Period: 2021-03 to 2023-03
Environmental Metrics
Climate Goals & Targets
Environmental Challenges
- Highly dependent on suppliers for raw materials with no long-term supply agreements.
- Dependence on a limited number of customers for a significant portion of revenue.
- Outstanding legal proceedings involving the Company, its Promoters, and Directors.
- Potential inability to obtain, renew, or maintain necessary permits and approvals.
- Challenges in obtaining, maintaining, protecting, or enforcing intellectual property rights.
- Fluctuation in operating results.
- Negative cash flows in previous years.
- Dependence on manufacturing facilities and associated risks (obsolescence, destruction, etc.).
- Potential shortfall or delay in raising funds for working capital requirements.
- Issuance of equity shares at a price potentially below the Issue Price in the past.
- Some properties are leased, posing risks related to lease renewals or terminations.
- Variations in the utilization of Net Proceeds require shareholder approval.
- Substantial indebtedness and associated risks.
- Price volatility of raw materials.
- Pricing pressure from competitors.
- Business conducted primarily on a purchase order basis with limited long-term contracts.
- Lack of identified alternative funding sources.
- Past instances of regulatory non-compliances or delays.
- Untraceable return of Allotment forms filed with the Registrar of Companies.
- Reliance on declarations from the Chairman and Managing Director for certain profile details.
- Potential obsolescence of current technologies or need for substantial capital investments.
- Inadequate insurance coverage.
- Risks of fraud, theft, or embezzlement by employees.
- Dependence on third-party transportation providers.
- Strict quality requirements and associated expenses.
- Lack of comparable listed peer companies for performance benchmarking.
- Past and potential future related party transactions.
- Assumptions and estimates used for installed capacity and capacity utilization.
- Potential for future fund requirements to be prejudicial to shareholder interests.
- Working capital risks due to delays or defaults in client payments.
- Inventory management challenges.
- Potential non-compliance with non-disclosure agreements by employees.
- Promoter and Promoter Group retaining majority shareholding.
- Uncertainty regarding future dividend payments.
- Lack of appraisal of funding requirements and Net Proceeds deployment by independent agencies.
- Dependence on key personnel.
- Lack of commissioned industry report for 'Industry Overview' disclosures.
- Unverified data in the Prospectus.
- Potential undisclosed interests of Promoters, Directors, and Key Management Personnel.
- Potential competition from subsidiaries and promoter group entities.
- Lack of a monitoring agency for Net Proceeds utilization.
- Potential liability for wages of contract laborers.
- Dependence on economic growth in India.
- Risks associated with outbreaks of infectious diseases.
- Government regulation of foreign ownership of Indian securities.
- Changing laws, rules, and regulations.
- Uncontrollable political, economic, legal, and other factors.
- Potential adverse effects of increased inflation.
- Potential downgrading of India's debt rating.
- Changes in the regulatory framework.
- Terrorist attacks, civil unrest, and other acts of violence.
- Competition from other manufacturing countries.
- Issue Price not indicative of future market price.
- Differences in shareholder rights under Indian and other jurisdictions' laws.
- Potential volatility in trading volume and market price.
- Fluctuation in exchange rates.
- Foreign investment restrictions.
- Difficulty in enforcing foreign judgments.
- Indian taxes on capital gains.
- Potential dilution of shareholding due to future issuances.
- Restrictions on exercising pre-emptive rights.
- Uncertainty regarding timely listing on NSE Emerge.
- Resource strain from compliance requirements as a listed company.
- Anti-takeover provisions under Indian law.
- Limited shareholder rights under Indian law compared to other jurisdictions.
- Potential adverse effects of applicable labor laws.
- Restrictions on immediate sale of Equity Shares on an Indian stock exchange.
- Restrictions on daily price movements of Equity Shares.