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Kitex Garments Limited (CIN: L18101KL1992PLC006528) Regd. Office: Building No. VI/496, Kizhakkambalam, Vilangu P.O, Aluva, Ernakulam – 683561, Kerala Phone: 91 484 2585000, Fax: 91 484 2680604 Email: sect@kitexgarments.com Website: www.kitexgarments.com Ref: KGL/SE/2026-27/SEP/08 September 17, 2026 BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited Corporate Relations Department, Listing Department, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Exchange Plaza, Plot No. C/1, G Block, Dalal Street, Mumbai – 400 001, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (East), Maharashtra, India Mumbai - 400 051, Maharashtra, India Scrip Code : 521248 Symbol : KITEX Dear Sir/ Madam, Sub :- Submission of Newspaper Advertisements published in relation to Scheme of Arrangement between Kitex Childrenswear Limited, Kitex Garments Limited and their respective shareholders and creditors under Sections 230 to 232 and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 Pursuant to Regulation 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed copies of the newspaper advertisements published on September 17, 2026, regarding the notice of hearing of the petition, in terms of the Order of the Hon’ble National Company Law Tribunal, Kochi Bench, passed in the matter of the Scheme of Arrangement between Kitex Childrenswear Limited, Kitex Garments Limited and their respective shareholders and creditors (‘Scheme’). The advertisements were published in the following newspapers: 1. The Hindu Business Line (All Editions) – English language; and 2. Mathrubhumi (Kochi Edition) – Malayalam language. We request you to take the above on record. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, For Kitex Garments Limited Dayana Joseph Company Secretary & Compliance Officer HYDERABAD -bl businessline. ncecws "THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 17 - 2026 Samsung India eyes double-digit Urban infra to drive QUICKLY. Juniper Hotels buys Novotel India’s next growth Imagicaa for ¥248 crore growth in H2 on festival demand cycle: NaBFID MD Mumbai: Juniper Hotels Ltd on Wednesday announced a proposed acquisition of Novotel Imagicaa, an operating SIGNIFICANT SHIFT. Rising aspirations drive Indian consumers toward premium segment over economy — hotel in Khopoli, Maharashtra, Mahesh Ravidas Nayak from Imagicaaworld — e by washing machines and re- the recent increase seen in Mumbai Entertainment Ltd (formerly Meenakshi Verma Ambwani frigerators in the second half commodity costs such as of the year. copper and plastics, Alam A 2d 2l 4a 8b s c rE on rt e,e r ot ra ai pn pm re on xt i L mt ad t) e lf yor New Delhi The economy Alam added that growth in said, “We look at the market A af nt de rr ea nd ee wc aa bd le e i en nw eh ri gc yh tr ro aa nd ss - 286 lakh per key. The board Samsung India expects its segment is not the mid- and premium-tier situation, and sometimes we formed India’s infrastruc- approvedthe deal and arelated home appliance business to declining, but the segments is outpacing that have to do price calibrations. ture landscape, urban infra- MoU at its meeting held on garner double-digit growth growth is faster in of the economy segment, as It is not a kind of one-time structure is set to become Wednesday. The transaction is in the sechaolf nof tdhe year, the premium and consumers seek to upgrade exercise. Whethewre are go- the country’s next major in- astraight cash deal with no driven by strong festival de- their appliances amidst ing to increase the price be- vestment theme, according shareissuance involved and is mand and expansion of the mid-tier segments o rising aspirations. fore festival season, we don’t to Rajkiran Rai G, Managing Rajkiran Rai G, not classified as a related-party premium segment. GHUFRAN ALAM “The economy segment is know currently because it’s Director and CEO oft he Na- transaction. The hotel sits on This comesat atime when Vice-President, Digital Appliances not declining, but growth is all very dynamic.” tional Bank for Financing In- MD and CEO, NaBFID approximately 11 acres near rising aspirations among In- Business, Samsung India faster in the premium and frastructure and Develop- roads and renewable energy, Khopoliin Raigad district, dian consumers are fuelling mid-tier segments. The key 'UPGRADE TREND ment (NaBFID). financing models for urban withina two-hdrioveu frrom demand for the premium reason is that consumers are Within the refrigerator cat- Speaking ahead of NaB- projects arestill evolving and Mumbai. It has a built-up area segment, which is outpacing double-digit growth. The ex- double-digit growth in H2 upgrading their appliances egory, the French door (four- FID’s annual infrastructure require stronger participa- of around 2,80,000 sq/ft and it the growth of the economy pansion of the premium seg- CY2026.” across regions, whether in door) and side-by-side seg- conclave, Rai said this year’s tion from capital markets comprises 287 guest rooms, segment. ment has continued this ruralor urban areas,h”e said. ments are witnessing strong discussions would focus on andinstitutional investors. along with restaurants, yeaand rthe,re is momentum GROWTH DRIVERS He noted that attractive fin- growth, particularly in capa- mobilising capital for the A key theme of the con- banquet halls, meeting STRONG DEMAND in the adoption of Al-en- After witnessing strong trac- ancing schemes are also sup- cities of 450 litres and above, next phase of growthas India clave will be the liability side facilities,a spa, and Ghufran Alam, Vice-Presid- abled appliances. Looking at tion for cooling products in porting the trend toward said Alam. In washing ma- seeks to scale infrastructure of infrastructure finance, recreational amenities. Juniper ent, Digital Appliances Busi- these robust demand trends the first half of the year, the premiumisation. chines, consumers are in- investments needed to sup- particularly how India’s ex- said the acquisition fits its ness, Samsung India, said, during the Independence consumer durables major ex- creasingly upgrading to port its economic ambitions. panding pool of insurance, strategy of building a portfolio “During Onam, which marks Day sales period and Onam, pects room air-conditioners PRICING STRATEGY higher—capacity models of The third edition of the pension and provident fund of large hotels in key business the start of the festival sea- we expect this momentutmo to continue to be the fastest- Asked if the company will 10°14 kg across both front- conclave marks a shift in fo- money can be channelled and leisure markets. cursureau son, we have seen quite high continue and expect to see growing category, followed take price hikes to mitigate load and top-load categories. cus from earlier editions, into long-term infrastruc- which concentrated onfixing tureassets. Rai noted thatas- project finance challenges sets under management ‘US tariff threat pushes India Inc to new markets as cost gap narrows to 8%’ and improving the financing across these segments are ecosystem. Those efforts, approaching ¥130 lakh crore Rai said, have helped roads and growing steadily, creat- and renewable energy ing a significant source of — Even where India already gether as one team, while and Argentina” as potential vanced manufacturing emergeas investable sectors, ‘patient capital’ for infra- Amit Vijay Mohile has free-trade agreements, stressing that battery solu- partners for upstream technologies. with the lessons now being structure funding. Mahesh Ravidas Nayak companies mabye using only tions ultimately have to be resources. applied to newer areas of India currently spends Mumbai 3040 per cent of available competitive on both cost and “We have to now move SPEED MATTERS infrastructure. about ¥20 lakh crore annu- tariff lines, Mukundan said, technology. from intent to outcomes,” “The infrastructure piece ally on infrastructure, with A fresh US threat of tariffs of leaving considerable roomto Asked specificallywhether Mukundan said of BRICS+. has started to [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]