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Hariom Pipe Industries Limited · HARIOMPIPE

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Hariom Pipe Industries Limited has informed the Exchange about a newspaper advertisement for the 19th Annual General Meeting scheduled to be held on September 30, 2026 through Video Conferencing/OAVM.

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Hariom Pipe Industries Limited has informed the Exchange about Copy of Newspaper Publication Newspaper Advertisement Pre-dispatch Intimation of 18th AGM scheduled on September 30, 2025 through VC/OAVM.

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Date: September 03, 2026 Listing Department Corporate Relationship Department The National Stock Exchange of India Limited, BSE Limited, Exchange Plaza, Bandra Kurla Complex, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Bandra East, Mumbai – 400051 Dalal Street, Mumbai - 400 001 NSE Symbol – HARIOMPIPE BSE Scrip Code- 543517 Dear Sir/Madam, Sub: Disclosure under Regulation 30 and Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 - Newspaper Advertisement for the 19th Annual General Meeting of the Company. Pursuant to Regulation 30 and Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed herewith the copies of Newspaper Advertisement published in the Business Line (English Edition) and Surya (Telugu Vernacular Edition) today i.e., on September 03, 2026, pertaining to Notice of 19th Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) of the Company scheduled to be held on Wednesday, September 30, 2026 through Video Conferencing (“VC”)/Other Audio Visual Means (“OAVM”). The aforesaid information is also being hosted on the website of the Company at www.hariompipes.com. This is for your information and record. Yours sincerely, For Hariom Pipe Industries Limited Rekha Singh Company Secretary M. No.: A33986 Encl: a/a bl news 10 HYDERABAD businessline. THURSDAY-SEPTEMBER3-2026 FSSAI directs 5-star hotels to ‘Policymakers must review green finance framework’ ensure food safety compliance Our Bureau bond, RBI green deposit and SEBI green debt securities New Delhi frameworks exclude nuclear NOT HEALTHY. Regulator flags pest infestation, expired items and unhygienic conditions NITI Aayog Member Abhay energy, he said. Karandikar on Wednesday The former IIT-Kanpur ies in the past few months. called for a review of India’s Director called for a review Meenakshi Verma Ambwani green financing norms by of these frameworks to en- New Delhi NOTICES SENT policymakers, on the lines of able nuclear energy’s access The food safety regulator the World Bank and Asian to green financing. The Food Safety and Stand- had sent over 150 notices to Development Bank (ADB), to He also highlighted the ur- ards Authority of India (FS- packaged food companies open up avenues for invest- gent need for specialised SAI) has directed five-star over misleading advertise- ment in nuclear energy. nuclear education and skills, hotels, which are central li- ments, false claims and la- Speaking at the Bharat adding that NITI Aayog had cence holders, to ensure that belling non-compliance, Electricity 2026 event, the set up a committee to chart a they comply with food safety which led to the prohibition former Secretary of the De- roadmap for capacity build- and kitchen hygiene regula- of sale orders and licence partment of Science and ing across all levels. tions. suspension as well as the Technology, also stressed on Ghanshyam Prasad, The authority also said, at seizure of goods. developing a robust nuclear Chairperson, Central Elec- ameeting with industry rep- The authority also sent 12 workforce to achieve its am- tricity Authority, said India’s resentatives on Tuesday, notices to quick commerce bitious target of 100 GW of energy transition demands a that it will ramp up inspec- platforms and over 30 no- nuclear power capacity by careful balance of resources, tion of the hotel sector. tices to food establishments, 2047. long-term planning and ro- This comes close on the MAJOR LAPSES.FSSAI issued notices to two Delhi-based including QSR restaurants. India’s sovereign green bust policy action. heels of the food safety regu- hotels after uncovering serious regulatory violations lator issuing notices to two Delhi-based hotels, JW Mar- ation of vegetarian and non- compliance. Surveillance riott and Andaz, after uncov- vegetarian products and pest and inspections of hotels are ering serious regulatory viol- entry points, among others, also expected to be scaled up, ations, including pest said sources. sources added. infestation, expired items Last month, the food and unhygienic conditions of MORE SURVEILLANCE safety regulator sent over 20 kitchens. During the meeting, officials notices to five-star hotels, in- At a meeting held on Tues- stressed that hotels must en- cluding major franchise e 4 day with the representatives, sure that they follow kitchen hotel operators, over non- e 4 1 9 including executive chefs of safety and hygiene protocols, compliance related to menu 1 9 8 3 the hotel industry, FSSAI of- pest control measures, tem- labelling and declaration of 8 3 9 ficials flagged various defi- perature control in terms of calories. 9 ciencies in hygiene and food cold chain, prevention of FSSAI has been cracking safety protocols. cross-contamination and en- down on food companies, This includes unhygienic sure that expired goods are restaurants and hotels as kitchen conditions, expired not used. Sources said hotel part of its strategy for ramp- goods, lack of proper segreg- representatives had assured ing up enforcement activit- CCPA slaps ₹10 lakh fine on Dial4Trade Tech for unauthorised sale of hazardous chemicals tions 10, 20 and 21 of the It held that presenting a Meenakshi Verma Ambwani Consumer Protection Act, regulated explosive sub- New Delhi 2019. stance for sale in the manner of an ordinary consumer The Central Consumer Pro- OTHER PLATFORMS product, without informing tection Authority (CCPA) The authority said the action users that its lawful purchase has imposed a penalty of ₹10 is part of the CCPA’s ongoing requires the prescribed li- lakh on Dial4Trade Techno- examination of e-commerce cence, constitutes a mislead- logies for facilitating the on- platforms for unauthorised ing advertisement and unfair line listing, hosting, advert- sale of hazardous chemicals. trade practice. ising and sale of ammonium It added that it also ex- Dial4Trade contended nitrate on its e-commerce amining other platforms, in- that it operates as a B2B mar- platform without the man- cluding IndiaMart, Justdial, ketplace intermediary, and datory regulatory safeguards Sigma-Aldrich India, Export- should not be held respons- required under law. ers India, Ibuychemikals, Al- ible for listings uploaded by The authority said it is also pha Chemika and TradeIn- third-party sellers. in the process of examining dia. other e-commerce platforms “During examination of for unauthorised online sale the Dial4Trade platform, the of hazardous chemicals and CCPA found that am- explosive substances. monium nitrate was listed It directed Dial4Trade and made available for pur- Technologies to immediately chase without adequate safe- discontinue the listing, host- guards, including disclosure ing, advertising or facilita- of valid petroleum and ex- tion of sale of the chemical or plosives safety organisation any other substance classi- licence details of the seller, fied as an explosive under the verification of the identity Explosives Act, 1884. and licensed status of the The final order was passed buyer before purchase and by the CCPA, headed by mechanisms to ensure trace- Chief Commissioner Nidhi ability of transactions, Khare and Commissioner among others,” the CCPA Anupam Mishra, under Sec- noted in its statement. PE-VC investments rise 55% in Aug on mega deal activity Our Bureau Chennai Private Equity-Venture Cap- ital (PE-VC) investments saw a sharp year-on-year in- crease in August 2026, rising to $3.3 billion across 99 deals, up 55 per cent from $2.14 billion across 104 deals 2.5 in the same month last year, 2.0 according to data from re- 1.5 search firm Venture 1.0 Intelligence. 0.5 Asurge in the number of mega deals (over $100 mil- lion) drove investment activ- ity. August 2026 saw seven mega deals that cumulatively trolling stake in machine attracted investments of castings-maker Fine Edge $2.38 billion, double of $0.94 Engineering for $210 mil- billion in August 2025. On a lion; EV-maker River’s $102 sequential basis, invest- million fund from Elev8 Ven- [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]