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September 05, 2026 To, To, National Stock Exchange of India Limited BSE Limited Exchange Plaza, Plot No. C-1, Block-G, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai – 400051 Mumbai – 400001 NSE Symbol: MANYAVAR BSE Scrip Code: 543463 Madam / Sir, Sub : Submission of Copies of Newspaper Advertisements in respect of the 24th Annual General Meeting of Vedant Fashions Limited (the ‘Company’) Ref : Disclosure under Regulations 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, as amended (“Listing Regulations”) Pursuant to Regulations 30 and other applicable provisions of the Listing Regulations, please find enclosed copies of the newspaper advertisements published on September 05, 2026, in “The Economic Times” (English), in all India editions, and “Sangbad Pratidin” (Bengali), in the Kolkata edition. The advertisements have been published in compliance with the applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and the rules made thereunder, the applicable Circulars issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and the applicable provisions of the Listing Regulations, in relation to the following: i) information on e-Voting; ii) information on Record Date; and iii) dispatch of Notice convening the 24th Annual General Meeting scheduled to be held on Monday, September 28, 2026 at 03:00 p.m. (IST) through Video Conferencing (“VC”) or Other Audio Visual Means (“OAVM”) to the Members of the Company. The aforesaid information is also being made available on the Company’s website (www.vedantfashions.com). We request you to kindly take the aforesaid information on record and disseminate the same on your respective websites. Thank you. For, Vedant Fashions Limited Navin Pareek Company Secretary and Compliance Officer ICSI Memb. No.: F10672 Encl – As above Vedant Fashions Limited Registered Office: 19, Canal South Road, Paridhan Garment Park, SDF-1. 4th Floor, A501-A502, Kolkata: 700015, Phone: +91 3361255353 Email: info@vedantfashions.com | Website: www.vedantfashions.com | CIN: L51311WB2002PLC094677 Economy: Macro, Micro & More (cid:1) THE ECONOMIC TIMES | KOLKATA | SATURDAY | 5 SEPTEMBER 2026 | WWW.ECONOMICTIMES.COM CUMULATIVE RAINFALL FROM JUNE 1 TO LATEST STORAGE IN 178 IMPORTANT % OF RESERVOIRS THAT ARE Heavy to very heavy rain SEPTEMBER 4 (% DEPARTURE FROM NORMAL) RESERVOIRS IN INDIA 96.8 <50% FILLED, REGION-WISE likely over East Rajasthan -13 All-India (AS A % OF FULL CAPACITY) % East 35 W FC OEU RAR T ER H CE E AN R ST T& a Pn rad d W ese hs t o M n a Sd eph ty ea m ber -9 NW India Large Excess As a % of normal Central 11 4-5, and East Madhya MONSOON -24 East & NE Excess 81.6 Northern 27 Pradesh on September 4, Normal % South 42 due to a well-marked low-pressure area Watch -5 Central Deficient 70.3 % As % of last year’s West 22 over northern Madhya Pradesh and -26 South Peninsula storage Total 29 adjoining south Uttar Pradesh. Till Sep 3 Source: IMD, Central Water Commission New FTAs Open Big Export BROADENING THE DATA POOL New RE Units may I-T Expands AIS to Include GST Need to Store Gains Across Key Sectors Power for 2 Hours Returns, Overseas Investments New Delhi:The Central Electri- city Authority (CEA), under the Electronics, agri and gems & jewellery among sectors with biggest opportunities power ministry, has proposed mandatorily storing energy for at by registrar and transfer agents least two hours and equivalent to Anuradha Shukla Wider Ambit (RTAs). Kirtika Suneja Opportunity Galore S ii ngn ei xfi pc oan rtt s r ti ose tI rn ad di ea sr uu rn ps l ua s a cit t l ye a fost r 1 n0 e% w o sf o t lh ae r i an ns dta wll ie nd d c a pp ra o- - New Delhi:The Income Tax De- Information relating to GST return si“ sT oh fe ach na an lyg se is s a or fe m taa xd ee v o an s it oh ne b ina- - Across 8 new FTAs in last five years these countries with most jects. partment is broadening the scope Information Foreign stances, and with the advanced da- New Delhi:Eight new free trade ag- Duty-free market access ($ b) Export ($ b) Trade balance ($ b) The move brings the needs of ut- of financial information required relating to remittance ta analytics being fully functional, reements (FTAs) signed in the last fi- 2021-22 2025-26 2021-22 2025-26 ilities and industries to the front for taxpayers’ annual information Specifi ed information evasion will become extremely ve years have opened up duty-free Agri 631 Mauritius 0.7 0.5 0.6 0.4 by adding storage to renewable statements (AIS), bringing goods Financial beyond TDS, difficult,” the official said. “Going market access of $982 billion in elec- Textile & apparel 359 Australia 8.3 7.3 -8.5 -6.5 energy projects for ensuring firm and services tax (GST) returns, fo- Transactions TCS via RTAs, forward, more data will be reflec- tronics, $631 billion in agriculture, and continuous power. reign remittances for investment (SFT) tax information ted, including donations, giving and $442 billion in gems and jewelle- Gems & jewellery 442 EFTA 1.7 1.7 -23.7 -23.2 According to the draft amend- in mutual funds outside banking exchange taxpayers enough information to ry for Indian exporters, according to Engg goods 2,997 UK 10.5 13.4 3.4 1.8 ment to the Central Electricity channels, and off-market securiti- report their income correctly.” an analysis by the commerce and in- Authority (Technical Standards es transactions under the data net. Off Market The provision allowing informa- dustry ministry. Electronics 982 New Zealand 0.5 0.6 0.1(-0.02) for Construction of Electric The department is also allowing Transactions Information Engineering goods, chemicals and Pharma 547 EU 65.0 72.4 13.6 6.3 Plants and Electric Lines) Regu- relevant information from anot- Reported by in the ITR ITR CROSS-MATCH p fah ca turm rinac ge su et cic toa rls s a wre h t eh re e o tt hh ee r m m aa rn ku et- Trade pacts with EU, NZ US 76.2 87.3 32.9 33.8 l fa roti mon Js u, lyp 2l 0a 2n 7t as r e c ro em qum iri es dsi to on ie nd - h bee sr i t da ex sp a oy ne gr o’s in i gn c ao nm de t ca ox m r pe lt eu tr en d D Ree gp io ss trit ao rr ay n/ d tao xf po ath ye er r s AIS can now include opportunity is high. Two of the trade yet to come into force Oman 3.1 4.0 -3.7 -3.1 stall the co-located storage. tax proceedings to get reflected in Transfer Agent deals, with New Zealand and the EU, Trade deal with US UAE 28.0 37.3 -16.7 -26.5 For instance, a 100 MW solar pro- the AIS. relevant information are yet to be operational. under negotiation Source: Ministry of Commerce and Industry ject would need at least 10 MW of While data on normal remittan- I on tf ho er rm pa et ri so on n r dec ee ei mve ed d f fir o t m in a thn ey from another taxpayer’s The analysis covered trade pacts co-located storage with a two-ho- ces through legal banking chan- interest of the revenue with the UK, UAE, Oman, Australia, cals, food products and consumer go- Economic Partnership Agreement ur duration. The comments are to nels is already available with the ITR, strengthening European Free Trade Association ods has enabled exporters to capitali- came into effect May 1, 2022, while to be submitted by October 4. tax department through tax de- Information Information received (EFTA) and Mauritius. EFTA com- se on opportunities created by trade EFTA, the outbound shipments were “While the capex for a renewab- ducted at source (TDS) provision, relating to from any offi cer, cross-checks of income prises Iceland, Liechtenstein, Nor- deals and expanding domestic com- stable at around $1.7 billion. le energy developer will go up, the the additional information will al- pending, authority under an way and Switzerland. The analysis petitiveness. “A key feature of the However, exports to Australia fell to project itself should help in pre- so tap investment in derivative completed agreement with the and transactions showed the EU’s imported $6.62 tril- current export performance is [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]