The company said outside business commitments, not any dispute over its direction, prompted the exit.

July 14, 2026

Andrew J. Ritter has resigned from the board of Nordicus Partners Corporation, stepping down at once from his director seat and from every standing committee on which he served.

The resignation took effect immediately on July 7, 2026, though the company disclosed it publicly six days later, on July 13. Ritter departed not only the board but also its audit committee, its compensation committee, and its nominating and corporate governance committee. Nordicus attributed the move to Ritter’s decision to focus on other time-consuming business pursuits, and it said the exit did not stem from any disagreement with the company over its operations, policies, or practices.

A departure that touches every committee

The breadth of the change is its most notable feature. Rather than relinquishing a single assignment, Ritter vacated seats across all three of the board’s principal committees simultaneously, leaving an opening on each:

• Audit committee
• Compensation committee
• Nominating and corporate governance committee

Nordicus did not name a successor to Ritter’s board seat, nor did it describe how or when it intends to fill the resulting committee vacancies. It also did not address whether the exit affects the independence or quorum of any committee, or signal that further leadership changes are contemplated. No detail was provided on the length of Ritter’s service or the nature of the commitments he cited.

Company profile

Nordicus Partners is incorporated in Delaware and headquartered in Beverly Hills, California. The company reported no class of securities registered under Section 12(b) of the Securities Exchange Act, listing no title of class, trading symbol, or registered exchange. Henrik Rouf, the company’s chief executive officer, signed the report on July 13, 2026.