'Ek chutki share ki keemat': Vijay Kedia has an advice for boards after viral investor outburst at AGM
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A one-shareholder outburst at the annual general meeting of GKB Ophthalmics has caught the attention of ace investor Vijay Kedia, who warned that corporate boards should not underestimate minority investors. Kedia posted on X: “While I condemn the words, the essence is clear: shareholder money must be respected. Incompetent management with fat salaries and perks must not forget—times have changed. India’s 13 crore investors have their own way of expressing themselves. It’s high time… Ek chutki share ki keemat jaan lo, babu…” His remark referred to a viral video from the microcap ophthalmic equipment maker’s virtual AGM, where shareholder Abhishek Kalra — who holds just one share — launched a blistering attack on the company’s management. Kalra accused Managing Director Krishna Gopal Gupta of presiding over decades of losses despite his industry experience, declaring bluntly that “not even ten shareholders will walk behind your funeral pro...