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September 02, 2026 BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited Department of Corporate Services Listing Department, Listing Department Exchange Plaza, Plot no. C/1, P J Towers G Block, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Dalal Street Mumbai — 400051 Mumbai — 400001 Serip Symbol: XELPMOC Serip Code: 542367 Dear Sir/Madam, Sub: Intimation under Regulation 30 and Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 (“Listing Regulations”) In accordance with Regulation 30 and Regulation 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 (“Listing Regulations™), we are enclosing the copies of the newspaper advertisement titled ‘Eleventh Annual General Meeting of Xelpmoc Design and Tech Limited’, published in The Economics Times (English Newspaper) and Kannada Prabha (Kannada Newspaper) on September 02, 2026. The same has also been uploaded on the Company’s website which may be viewed at https://www .xelpmoc.in/regulationsub. Kindly take the same on record. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, For Xelpmoc Design and Tech Limited Vaishali Kondbhar Company Secretary and Compliance Officer Encl.: as above XELPMOC DESIGN AND TECH LIMITED Registered Office: No.57, 13t Cross, Novel Business Park, Hosur Road, Anepalya, Adugodi, Bengaluru - 560030, Karnataka Corporate Office: Plot No. 1- 118/1/14/C, No.14, 5% Floor, DHFLVG, Silicon Towers, Hitech City Road, Kondapur, Hyderabad - 500032, Telangana CIN NO: L72200KA2015PLC082873 | Website: www.xelpmoc.in | Email: hello@xelpmoc.in | Mob. No: (+91) 6364316889 Bengaluru | Hyderabad | Mumbai CCING 317 Product ETBangaloreBS PubDate: 02-09-2026 Zone: Bangalore Edition:1 Page: ETBGCFM User: zayan.asif@timesofindia.com Time: 09-01-2026 23:40 Color: €€ € & 0E B¢ 8e g 98 S g g€ 2 k& 02 61l 8L L gL si ¥l £l Zl 3 oL E L 9 g v S.‘ 4 . 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Manufacturers have been asked corporate corridars Move follows cos' Some Reli However, industry execut ives sabd to maintain month-wise records of domestic component prices remain such imports and furnish them to Harsh Reality requestto allow imports camparatively higher making pro- the concerned government autho- duction costuncompetitTihvemeo.- rities, The government official ci- Akeenly till local production ve to temporarily allow imports will ted above described the mecha. watched trans- also ensure that local manufacta- nism as an “import-controel and lo- scalesup and prices actioninvolving 50760f FY25& Mt:frefngem- ringwilleonttoi sncaulee, they said. calisation tool to help domestic in- aprizedLy- FY26 copper- for compressor “The direction is correct given the dustry flourish.” tyens' bungalow turn competitive supply chain disruptioannsd rupee The objective, he said, s to eventu- tube imports. imports allowed imparts allowed appearstohave allowed until Nov until March 2027 millMafm 2027 depreclation due to ally make gquality control order runintorough (GHC0) compliance mandatory for Writankar Mukherjee Zero-duty benefits are aparajan, managingd uu_b:n‘of AC components that ave available loeal- weather, Word isthat the buyer has stepped back after the & Shambhavi Anand disappearing, narrowing imported maker Blug Star “Such moves will v A QCO mandates compliance component price advantage help develop the local component withspee ified BIS standards offecti- seller’s team failed tosecure the land-use changerequired to Kolkata | New Delhi: The govern- FT: Free Trade Agreements ecosystemfaster with imports being vely restrieting manufacture, im- ment has agreed to alkow electronic allowed ina balanced way™ paort or sale in India of noncompli- turn the progerinttoy a mu- companies totemporarily import se- For inner-grooved copper tubes, ant productansd components. seum, The teamis now scouting lect high-value components that are and Vietnam. cluding displays, allowing manufac- the government has allowed im- “Only interim imports of some foranother suitor, but for an now being made locally, a shift from The gquota-and-time-bound me- turers m importspecified quantities ports of up to 30% of the average components willbeallowed through asset of this scale—and with its itsearlierstance of effectively block- chanism has already been intro- fora limited period, a senior govern- quantity imported by acompany in quotasor time-bound permissions,” attendantcomplications—that ing all such imports, senior govern- duced for two high-value air-con- mentofficisaaild, FY2Z5 and FY26, until November. said JashirchSiefi exnecgutihve,of may beeassaiid ethran done, mentand industry executives said. ditioner and refrigerator compo- ‘The Bureau of Indian Standards For compressors, imports have be- clectronic contract manufacturer The move follows the industry's re- nents—eompressors and inner- (B15) had stopped renewing or is- en per mitted up to 0% of FY25 im- Amber Enterprises, The idea is to Foreign Hand peated requests toallow imports un- grooved copper tubes. suing fresh approvals to overseas port volumes for refrigerators and restrict indiscriminate import of til domestic production scales up The government is considering a suppliers, effectively preventing 0% for air-conditioners, both for components to inerease value addi- Cantroversy and prices become competi similar mechanism for some high- companies from importing com- capacities of up to two tonnes, un- tion in India. “ For instafnorc AeCs,, cantinues to avis supplies from China, value smartphone components, in- ponents for which domestic pro- til March 2027, local value addition has already rea- swirl around the proposed entry of aforeign playerinthis Emerging space, with whisuers inside the Indian oregznisation atthe centre of the: matter suzgestitnhagt the proposal isnow receivinga rather more accommodating hearing. While the organisation hiad earlier flagzed regulatory concerntsh,e personathte helm is now saido be amenablteo the proposal, muchto the irritation of hisown team. Insiderstchalt asoimme recent rule changes are being viewead as hurried “guick fixes"in- tended tosmotohe twahy. Privy to the whispers in power corridors or juicy tips on India ine? Do share with us at etsuits.sayings@timesofindia.com ~—Parle Biscuits »_Appoints George “Kovaos oCErO Our Bureau Tumbai: Par- [ % Biscuits has —orge Kovoor chief execu ve officer, a nove that peo- le familiar riththe mastaid tcouled ber an early step towards preparing =the privately heldma Par- =le-G for an eventuailn: pub- =licoffering. The appointmceomnets amid broader shift among India’s ng-established, family-ow- ned food companies, which are 'J nereasingly bringing in pro- _fessional manageransd outsi- S de investors to fund expansion <and unlock value Kovoor, who took charge on = “September 1, spent more than =three decades at PepsiCo. Sha- P -reholders of Parle, which had ra=earlier held differing views on hether the company needed o go public, have now largely Eg moved towards a consensus on rsuing a listing, the people ched 70% from 25% five years ago, he noted. Asenior industry executive said = the government has also begun = stricter scrutiny of imports un- = ; der the free trade agreement with Asean nations such as Malaysia, = Thailand and Vietnam to ensure : @0 that sourced components meet= preseribed value-addition norms = inthose nations. “Adotof duty-freeimports h'weno‘t— 'v been allowed, whichi s also makin local component prices similar to : imparted ones as thezero duty bene :_g fit in imported components are van. ishing," he said, Imports from Vietnam are also fa- = cing tighterscrutiny amid co b s th [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]