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Arihant Capital Markets Limited has informed the Exchange about the publication of the Notice of the 34th Annual General Meeting and Remote E-voting facility in newspapers.

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Date : September 04, 2026 To, To, The Department of Corporate Services, Listing Department, Bombay Stock Exchange Limited., National Stock Exchange of India Limited., PSc Jr Tipo wCoerdse, :D 5a1la1l6 S0tr5e et , Exchange Plaza 5th Floor, Mumbai- 400001 PNlSoEt NSyom. Cb/o1l, -G A- RBIlHocAkN, BTaCnAdPr a Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai - 400051 S ub: Newspaper clipping of Published Notice of 34th Annual General Meeting and Remote E- voting Dear Sir/Madam, Pursuant to Regulation 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 and in compliance with the applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and the Rules framed thereunder, read with the relevant Circulars, we hereby enclose the newspaper clippings of the publications made in connection with the 34th Annual General Meeting of the Free Press (English) Choutha Sansar (Hindi) Company, including the Notice of the AGM, Remote E-voting facility, Record Date and Dividend, published in and on September 03, 2026, along with the corrigendum published on September 04, 2026. The aforesaid newspaper publications are submitted for your information and records. Thanking You, YFoour rAsr fiahitahnftu lClya,p ital Markets Limited Mahesh Pancholi (Company Secretary) M. No. F7143 ARIHANT CAPITAL MARKETS LIMITED (CIN: L66120MP1992PLC007182) Regd. Off.: 603, Atlantis Tower, Plot No. 13-A, Scheme no.78, Vijay Nagar, Indore 452010 Tel.: +91-731-4217100 Corp. Off.: #1 011 Solitaire Corporate Park, Bldg. No. 10, 1st Floor, Andheri Ghatkopar Link Road, Chakala, Andheri (E) Mumbai- 400093 Email: contactus@arihantcapital.com Website: www.arihantcapital.com world www.freepressjournal.in Indore, Thursday, September 3, 2026 ESCALATING TENSIONS | Four, including a child, killed as US-Iran trade strikes; 2 tankers hit mines, explode in Hormuz WEDDING CELEBRATION DEATHS WAR CRIME: IRAN Dubai: US Central Command Images from Kuhestak also Further, Saudi Arabia on has released footage of over- showed a destroyed telecom- Wednesday condemned Iran night strikes on Iran, including munications tower and badly for attacking the Saudi tanker a missile launch from what ap- damaged houses nearby. Sidr as it passed through the pears to be an Amer ic an air- TANKERS HIT MINES Strait of Hormuz, an incident craft carrier, as Tehran Two oil tankers struck sea the kingdom said resulted in accused Washington of a “war mines and exploded in the deaths among the vessel’s crime” over an alleged strike strait, IRGC said, alleging they crew. on a wedding celebration. had been directed by the US to Footage also emerged of an use an “illegal route”. RIAL AT 2.2 MN/$ Iranian strike in Aqaba, Jor- Iran’s rial fell to a new record dan, and damage in Kuhes tak, PAK PUSHES TALKS low of about 2.2 million to the southern Iran, where the Ira- Pakistan said it was in contact US dollar on Wednesday, ex- nian Red Crescent said four with Washington and Tehran tending a steep decline that people were killed. to help end the war. has accelerated over the past Seven IRGC and Basij Meanwhile, Israel said it fortnight. members were killed in separ- nabbed a Hamas official in the The rial had crossed ate US strikes in Kerma nshah Gaza City. The operation kill ed 2mn/dollar for the first time on province and on Lavan Island, at least four people, including Aug 23. Since then, it has Iranian officials said. state TV as remnants of an Ball said the missile can be re- two kids. weakened by 9%. —Agencies AGM-84 SLAM-ER, a preci- targeted in flight and has only ISRAEL PREPS FOR IRA- sion-strike missile used by the a handful of known operators, NIAN ATTACK US. Weapons analyst Trevor including the US. Israel is preparing for the possibility of an Iranian attack during the upcoming Jewish holidays and would respond with significant force, Defence Minister Israel Katz said on Wednesday. IRAN SEIZES SHIP WITH 3,82,000 LITRES OF FUEL Iranian border guards seized a vessel carrying 3,82,000 litres of “smuggled” fuel in the northern Persian Gulf and ar- rested its 11 foreign crew members, state broadcaster IRIB reported, without giving their nationality. ‘UNLAWFUL WAR’ Iranian foreign ministry spo- kesman Esmaeil Baqaei called the conflict an “unlawful war of choice”. Sharing footage of the alle ged wedding strike in Sirik, he said it exposed “the true face of the war crime”. Iranian Red Cre scent said four people, including a child, were killed after shrapnel from a US missile hit a house hosting the celebration. CENTCOM DENIES TARGETING CIVILIANS US Central Command denied targeting civilians. “The US military never targets civilians, unlike the Guards.” MISSILE USED: EXPERT Weapons expert NR Jenzen- Jones of Armament Research Services identified missile fragments shown by Iranian Nepal’s Shah links deadly disaster to climate change PM: Global community shares responsibility; toll tops 1,127; 4,800 missing Kathmandu: Nepal’s Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Wednesday linked the devas- tating Bhotekoshi river floods to climate change and said the global community also had a responsibility to “manage and minimise” its effects. More than 1,127 people have been killed and over 4,800 re- main missing in the floods. Briefing the House of Rep- resentatives, Shah said: “This incident shows the increasing risk the people of the moun- tain region have to bear with the occurrence of climate change. There is a global con- tribution behind climate change. And the responsibility to manage and minimise its ef- fects also rests on the global community.” “In this hour of crisis, we have accepted the reality that the country’s leadership must provide courage, support and reassurance, not tears,” he said. Shah said the disaster had dev- astated Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts and was “a shared blow to the heart of the country”. “We have no alternative but to fight with determination and courage, and we are fight- ing,” the Prime Minister said. On international assistance, Shah said there was “no ques- tion” of not accepting aid given the magnitude of the crisis. “We have coordinated with the international community to receive support and assistance since the beginning,” he said. 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