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refex July 09,2026 The BSE Ltd. The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. 1st Floor, New Trading Wing, Rotunda Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor, C – 1, Block G Building Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Bandra – Kurla Complex, Bandra (E) Dalal Street, Fort Mumbai – 400001 Mumbai – 400051 Scrip Code: 532884 Symbol: REFEX Dear Sir/Ma’am, Subject: Newspaper Advertisement - Disclosure under Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 - Notice of 24th Annual General Meeting of the Refex Industries Limited (“Company”) Please find enclosed herewith the newspaper advertisement published in Business Standard (English) and Dinamani (Tamil) on July 09,2026, regarding the Notice of 24th Annual General Meeting, Cut-off date for e- Voting, and information in terms of Section 108 of the Companies Act, 2013 read with Rule 20 of Companies (Management and Administration) Rules, 2014 and Regulations 44 & 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. Kindly take the same on record. Thanking you. Yours faithfully, For Refex Industries Limited Ankit Poddar Company Secretary and Compliance Officer ACS-25443 Refex Industries Limited A Refex Group Company CIN:L45200TN2002PLC049601 Registered Office: 2nd Floor, No.313, Refex Towers, Sterling Road, Corporate Office: Refex Building, 67, Bazullah Road, Valluvar Kottam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600 034 Parthasarathy Puram, T Nagar,Chennai -600 017 P: 044 -3504 0950 I E: cscompliance@refex.co.in I W: www.refex.co.in P: 044 -4340 5900 I E: info@refex.co.in I W: www.refex.co.in 18 Business Standard cHENNA1 1 THuRsoAv, 91uLno26 Courts step in to checl,AI-driven Agrochemical lobby moves to breaches of personality rights weed out Slow Poison claims ACFI says film trailer links pesticides to cancer without scientific evidence BHAVINI MISHRA bility from the infringing use, New Delhi, 8 July and commercial exploitation, SANJEEB MUKHERJEE ing that it mal<es unverified Organisation, which estimates pesticide poisoning, of which Batra said. New Delhi, 8 July andscienti.ficallyunsupported India's annual pesticide 7,821 were ascribed to the acci Courts are increasingly step This approach has enabled claimslinki.ngmodemagricul- consumption at around dental intake ofinsecticides or ping in to protect individuals' courts to extend protection After Satluj, anotheryet-to-be turewith cancer,mortality, and 40,094 tonnes. pesticides. It said presenting rights over their appearance, beyond the entertainment released socio-national film food safety risks. It argued that pesticide use large numerical figures with voice and other attributes in industry, the experts said. has raised the hackles of a sec In its representation, ACF! in agriculture does not mean out context risks misleading the absence of a dedicated law "The Dr Devi Shetty case tion of the Indian audience. said the trailer portrays India's consumersareingestingpesti the public. as artificial intelligence {AI) shows that this doctrine is not Titled The India Story: Slow agricultural and food systems cidesandreferred to the Indian The federation warned that enabled misuse of identity limited to Bollywood," Batra Poison in Progress ... , the film in an "alarmist and ___ Council of Agricul- portraying Indian food as surges, experts said. said, referring to the famed car depicts the adverse effects of sensational" manner THE FILM IS tural Research "slow poison" could under Courts across the country diac surgeon securing relief excessive pesticide use and by drawing direct AWAITING studies showing mine public confidence, stig are relying on constitutional against Al-generated fake harmful chemicals in the causal links betw1;en CLEARANCE thatmorethan96.s matise farmers, damage the protections covering the free endorsements. soil on human health, drawing mod~rn farrm~g FROM THE per cent of tested credibility oflndia's food safety dom of speech and expression Personality rights claims by a strong response from the practices and public CBFC AND IS agricultural com- regulators, and adversely cas ip w lee sl al a gs a l ii nf se t a fan lsd e l i cb oe mrt my, e p rr ci in a l Celebrity safeguards n reo mn- ac ie nl e db ir fi ft ii ce us, l t unleh so sw e cv lee ar r, id no dm use ts rt yi .c -plant protection 'h ;1i; -a thlt oh u ! c. it. in c go n scc 1: er 1n ;1s - S FOCH RE RD EU LL EE AD SE wm io thd ities p rec so crm ibp el dy pa rff oe vc it d a ing gri cu alt mur mal u e nx itp ioo nrt s b toy u p tA hs r co ee tv , o Ii ts nhf i fa eo o np T rs me r ar as o do tef in o Mt' ns h a ei Td r k ee C s cn o hAt pi nct yy otr la ai ogn n ghd d yt ■ tgE hrx eap yne t rr et ps ce os ra s goy n n ic sao elu i ttr hyt e s r i md gho tn s' ,t ■ pCco re om le tem b cre i ttr ii oc e ni sa l dr eu ucs eee ti v oo e f i sd tre on nti gty e r ie fs ac e mo "sn oMtao uib sm sl c i pi s rc e eho e rar sd nr oe , t nstp h s tu ye , t p nea ixt oci p ao te ln rlr aya ts t nl ah s dra a ogn i medn . t K iT naa dljT pa isa!h c de A re i mg ,f gi il nam n at aw, tr eras a l ut ta sea er snr oi dn h f g hoS awha rrc m et tyo fha ur es s l b~ g ia: li; n s: ea d ia~ nf= dil im~ ai 'm s~ f~ a ooy~ d~ d se= eso cta u~ - r ityO .N JULY a2 ls4 o disput: te:~ dT . hi ed th e ef e d tr e re ars a ii ld t eiu o r'e n s i if mno gr pe W e oig x rhn p taio lr e ne rt cg e a eu r csl a k. t ono o fr s w a fl ren edd eg dc io onm mg p te h ot e f Act, 2000, experts said. ■ Al deepfakes and voice commercial recognition individuals," Tripathi said, pesticides enters the food Theindustrybodyobjected apparent link between pesti- expression, ACF! said films "Courtsdon'tgrantperson cloning trigger rising and goodwill though he added that ordinary chain through fruit and veg toseveralclaimsfeaturedin the cide use and cancer, citing the dealing with public health and ality rights, they recognise legal disputes ■ Experts seek dedicated individuals are not without etables, causing deadly dis trailer, including that the World Health Organisation's food safety must be supported them. What the court exam ■ Courts grant injunctions personality rights law remediesandmayrelyonother eases such as cancer. nation was "fed 50,000-plus (WHO's)Aprilfactsheet, which by credible scientific evidence. ines is whether your identity against unauthorised addressing Al challenges legal protections. According to reports, the tonnes of pesticides", that "one identifies tobacco use, alcohol "In light of the foregoing, we has acquired enough commer film is awaiting clearance from in three families battles consumption, ultraviolet and respectfully request the CBFC cial weight that someone prof Al triggers new disputes the Central Board of Film Cer cancer", that "one to two lives ionising radiation, asbestos, toundertakea thorough exam iting off it without consent (in India) are orders where a a "celebrity" is assumed to be Alwill,intime,emergeasoneof tification (CBFC) and is sched are lost every 6o seconds", and arsenic, and certain biological ination of the trailer and the constitutes an actionable victim knows his or her rights anyone who has attained or the biggest disrupto rs, experts uled forreleaseonJuly24-. that there are "more than 1 mil- agents as major cancer risk fac- film, particularly the statistical, wrong," Isheta T Batra, are being violated but doesn't gained enough fame to be fol said, adding that deepfakes, InalettertoCBFCCllairper tion deaths a year due to pesti- tors. It said the WHO does not scientific, and public health Founder of law firm Trail know by whom. It basically lowed by others, there is no voice cloning, digital avatars son Shashi Shekhar Vempati, cide poisoning". identify agricultural produce as related claims contained Blazer Advocates, said. stops unknown people from statutorydefinitionofa "celeb and synthetic endorsements the Agro Chem Federation of According to ACFI, these adirectcauseofcancer. therein, and to ensure that any In practice [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]