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Date: September 24,2026 BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Exchange Plaza, C-1, Block G, Bandra Kurla Dalal Street, Mumbai- 400001 Complex, Bandra (E) Mumbai – 400 051 Vice General Manager, Listing President, Listing Corporate Relations Corporate Relations Department Department Scrip Code: 532797 Symbol: AUTOIND Subject: Intimation of Presentation in 30th Annual General Meeting. Dear Sir/Madam, With reference to the above-mentioned subject, we hereby submit the Presentation to be presented to the Members of the Company at the 30th Annual General Meeting (“AGM”), scheduled to be held on September 26, 2026. The said Presentation is enclosed herewith for your information and records. Yours sincerely, For Autoline Industries Limited Pranvesh Tripathi Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Place: Pune Building Scale. Strengthening Quality of Growth. Autoline Industries Limited 30th Annual General Meeting | 26 September 2026 A stronger operating base for the next phase Scale is rising; the investor focus now shifts to repeatable margins and cash conversion ₹824 Cr ₹78.70 Cr 6 3,000+ FY26 consolidated revenue FY26 EBITDA Manufacturing facilities Components manufactured +25.13% YoY +14.94% YoY Across five states Multi-process portfolio Why the opportunity is investable A OEM-linked growth B Integrated capability New-business wins and model additions support the next Design, tooling, stamping, welding and validation create a leg of scale. broader value proposition. C Operational leverage D Governance and capital discipline Higher utilization, launch stabilization and productivity are the path to better quality of earnings. Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review 03 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FY26: Scale and profit expanded Audited consolidated results; ₹ crore 824.05 +25.13% 658.55 Revenue growth ₹658.55 Cr → ₹824.05 Cr +14.94% EBITDA growth 68.47 78.7 38.5 18.11 +112.59% Revenue EBITDA PAT FY25 FY26 PAT growth Includes exceptional income of ₹21.58 Cr Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review 04 CURRENT-YEAR MOMENTUM Q1 FY27: strong topline with a clear margin recovery agenda Consolidated quarterly comparison, ₹ crore 265.47 +74.7% Revenue growth YoY ₹151.98 Cr → ₹265.47 Cr +41.2% EBITDA growth YoY ₹13.58 Cr → ₹19.17 Cr 19.17 13.58 0.51 1.88 7.22% Revenue EBITDA PAT Q1 FY26 Q1 FY27 Operating margin Versus 8.94% in Q1 FY26 The next three quarters focus on New programs launch stability, productivity and operating leverage. Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review 05 INDIA TIV AND FY27 OUTLOOK Stronger industry demand supports Autoline’s growth backdrop August 2026 market indicators and the Company’s disclosed medium-term expectation 4,02,398 01 2.42 million total retail August 2026 vehicle retail increased 17.5% year on year. PV retail in August 2026 02 402,398 PV retail 17.5% growth year on year, based on FADA registrations Passenger vehicle retail increased 16.1% year on year. 03 439,309 PV wholesale Transmission to Autoline SIAM reported 36.5% year-on-year growth in August. Customer schedules and model mix Program ramps, utilization and commercial 04 Festive demand support recoveries Bookings, new launches and production readiness support near-term demand. Industry momentum does not automatically translate into Company revenue. Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review 06 COMMERCIAL VEHICLE OUTLOOK Commercial vehicle recovery broadens Autoline’s growth backdrop Retail momentum follows a wider recovery in freight and infrastructure-linked demand 90,769 FY26 industry rebound Commercial vehicle industry volumes increased around 10–11%. CV retail in August 2026 02 M&HCV strengthened Medium and heavy CV volumes increased around 8–9% in 14.45% growth year on year, based on FADA registrations FY26. Rural demand broadened 03 FADA reported rural growth ahead of urban growth in CV Relevance to Autoline retail. Structural assemblies and systems for CV platforms Customer schedules, model mix and program Demand drivers remain supportive execution 04 Freight, infrastructure and replacement activity supported the recovery. Autoline is evaluating potential export opportunities with a premium customer following its recent global expansion, which may support revenue growth from the second half of FY27, programme finalization done. Industry volume growth does not imply a proportional increase in Company revenue. Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | 07 MANUFACTURING PLATFORM Six facilities positioned near major OEM clusters A footprint designed for responsiveness, localization and capacity leverage 01 Pune / Chakan Multiple facilities supporting engineering and high-volume production. 02 North and West Pantnagarand Sanand provide proximity to strategic customers. 03 South Hosur and Dharwad expand regional reach and program flexibility. 04 Operating opportunity Raise utilization and synchronize capacity with awarded programs. Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review 08 CAPABILITY DEPTH From engineering concept to series production Integrated processes support speed, quality and value capture Automation and repeatability are central to scale-up Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review MARKET RELEVANCE Broad customer access and a diversified product canvas Representative relationships and capabilities; not a statement of current revenue mix Product systems Body-in-white and structural parts Pedal and exhaust systems Cabin, seating and commercial-vehicle assemblies Selected capability-adjacent products Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review 10 DIGITAL AND OPERATIONAL CONTROLS Scaling with a stronger management system Visibility, traceability and accountability across the operating chain SAP S/4HANA Implemented across all functions Real-time operating visibility Faster fact-based decisions across finance, supply chain and production. Traceability and control Stronger process discipline, auditability and data ownership. Industry 4.0 OEE, quality and capacity analytics support operational improvement. Cybersecurity, access governance and data quality remain ongoing priorities. Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review 11 QUALITY OF GROWTH Cash conversion is the next investor proof point Consolidated FY25 vs FY26; ₹ crore 185.98 ₹197.12 Cr Total equity at FY26 126.71 FY25: ₹153.09 Cr 107.54 ₹319.02 Cr 66.42 67.22 Property, plant & equipment FY25: ₹217.89 Cr 9.56 Management priority Cash flow from operations Inventory Receivables Tighter inventory, receivable, tooling and customer-recovery discipline as volumes FY25 FY26 scale. Growth must translate into cash—not only accounting profit. Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review 12 CAPITAL PLATFORM Funding growth with aligned capital and stronger discipline Actions disclosed publicly during FY26 Promoter warrants: Working capital Capacity expansion Further ₹15.75 Cr (already received Primary use of proceeds Selective investment 6.12 Crs) Stake increase 36.5% in FY27 Support higher operating scale Program-and return-linked Capital-allocation guardrails Customer-backed investment Working-capital control 01 02 Prioritize capex and tooling linked to validated programs Match procurement, production and billing discipline to and milestones. ramp schedules. Capital recycling Governance 03 04 Completed non-core monetization supports focus on core Pricing, allotment, related approvals and disclosures operations and liquidity. remain subject to law and shareholder authorization. Autoline Industries Limited | 30th AGM | 26 September 2026 | Draft for review 13 FY27 EXECUTION PATH Three quarters to convert scale into stronger value Management prio [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]