Special situation from BSE disclosures
Disa India Ltd · BSE 500068 · market cap ≈ ₹1,680 Cr at last filing
Governance refresh and MD continuity alongside clean FY2026 results and a ₹200/share dividend at Disa India
Tracking since 2026-01-21 · 6 filings analysed · last filing 2026-05-19 · analysis updated 2026-07-16
Read the full situation analysis — who's involved, where the facts lean, what happened next
The full analysis names the people and entities involved with their documented history, shows where the filed facts lean for minority shareholders, and keeps tracking the situation as new filings arrive.
Filing timeline (from BSE disclosures)
2026-05-19Board change
2026-05-19Board change
2026-02-24Board change
2026-02-05Board change
2026-01-27Board change
2026-01-21Board change
Common questions (from the filings record)
What special situation is unfolding at Disa India Ltd?
Governance refresh and MD continuity alongside clean FY2026 results and a ₹200/share dividend at Disa India. Based on 6 BSE filings analysed; last filing 2026-05-19.
Who is involved at Disa India Ltd?
People named in the analysed filings include Anders Wilhjelm, Bhagya Chandra Rao, Lokesh Saxena and Muralidharan Angadu Mohanakrishnan.
What flagged situations did next — a young track record
68%
of 72 flagged situations whose first 90 days completed were higher after the triggering filing
+10.3%
median 90-day move (mean +36.6%)
1 in 14 >2×
of 1,138 situations in a 2023–25 hindsight scan at least doubled within a year
Observational record, not performance of any portfolio. Live figures from 1 March 2026, measured as of 9 September 2026; the one-year set was identified in hindsight and is labelled as such. Moves are closing-price changes adjusted for splits and bonuses. Past movement does not indicate future movement.
What the Special Situations Bench is
The Bench scans every BSE corporate disclosure daily for event-driven special situations in Indian small- and micro-cap stocks — preferential allotments, open offers, changes of control, reverse mergers, accumulation by notable investors, debt settlements, capacity expansion and more.
Situations are flagged as the filings cluster — before they become stories — and every flagged situation is tracked against what the stock did next, winners and losers alike.
The full analysis connects the dots: what the filings add up to, the people and companies involved — with their documented history and a connections graph of how they link across other listed companies — and where the facts lean for minority shareholders.