Name changed from Midland Polymers Limited to Rare Earth Engineers Limited, effective October 10, 2026

Name changed from Midland Polymers Limited to Rare Earth Engineers Limited, the company informed BSE.

Sat 10 Oct 2026

Effective Date

the tenth day of October 2026

CIN

L42202TS1992PLC178971

BSE Scrip Code

531597

What the company told the exchange

The company has informed BSE Limited that its name has been changed from Midland Polymers Limited to Rare Earth Engineers Limited, and has enclosed the certificate of incorporation issued for the change. The letter is signed by Prashanth Reddy Loki Reddy, Chairman & Managing Director.

What the certificate says

• The Office of the Central Processing Centre, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, certifies that the name of the company has been changed from MIDLAND POLYMERS LIMITED to RARE EARTH ENGINEERS LIMITED.
• The change is effective from the date of the certificate, the tenth day of October 2026.
• The company was originally incorporated with the name Midland Polymers Limited.
• The company is a company limited by shares.

What stays the same

• The Corporate Identification Number quoted in the certificate, L42202TS1992PLC178971, is the same number the company uses in its letter to the exchange.
• The BSE scrip code quoted in the update is 531597.

Points the certificate flags for stakeholders

• The certificate states that the change of name does not affect the rights and liabilities of stakeholders.
• The company must display the old name along with the new name for two years, at all places where it is required to display its name.
• Stakeholders are advised to verify the latest status of the company and its directors, and to view the company's public documents on the Ministry's website.

How a retail investor can read this

A change of name is a change of corporate identity. What reaches the exchange here is the intimation of that change together with the certificate issued for it. The name on the certificate, the CIN and the scrip code are the identifiers a shareholder can match against the company's records.

Because the old name has to be displayed along with the new name for two years, documents, signage and updates may carry both names during that period, so seeing the old name does not by itself mean the change has not taken effect.

What a shareholder may want to check

• Whether the new name is reflected in the company's records.
• The company's latest public documents on the Ministry's website, as the certificate advises.

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