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The Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd. July 22, 2026 Corporate Relationship Department 1st Floor, New Trading Ring, Ratunda Bldg., Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Dalal Street, Mumbai - 400 001 BSE Security Code: 526739 Sub: Newspaper Advertisement – Disclosure under Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 (‘SEBI Listing Regulations’) Dear Sir/Ma’am, Pursuant to Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we enclose herewith copies of newspaper notice published in newspapers Hitavada (English daily) and Deshbandhu (Hindi daily) dated 22nd July, 2026, providing information about the 65th Annual General Meeting of the Company including information pertaining to E-voting in compliance with Section 108 of the Companies Act, 2013 read with Rule 20 of the Companies (Management and Administration) Rules, 2014, as amended from time to time, Regulation 44 of the SEBI Listing Regulations and the Secretarial Standards of General Meetings issued by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India. The above information is also being made available on Company’s website at www.narmadagelatines.com. You are requested to take the same on your records. Thanking You, Yours faithfully, For Narmada Gelatines Limited Mahima Patkar Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Encl: As above TheHitavada JABALPUR Wednesday July 22  2026 BUSINESS 7 India’s FCNR-B inflows may reach up to Govt proposes to ease rules BRIEFS to help small exporters $70 billion, easing liquidity pressure on banks Rupee gains 12 paise to close NEW DELHI, July 21 (IANS) ed comments from exporters, MUMBAI, July 21 (IANS) such as the UAE, Singapore and and smaller private sector banks, eral banks during their recent industry associations and other at 96.24 vs USD Hong Kong through banks’ own making them the preferred earnings calls. THE Directorate General of stakeholders on the proposed MOBILISATION of Foreign overseas networks and partner investment plays as funding con- It added that large private sec- Foreign Trade (DGFT) has pro- amendment to Paragraph 2.57 of MUMBAI, July 21 (PTI) Currency Non-Resident (Bank) institutions. ditions ease. tor banks have indicated that posed to exempt export con- the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) or FCNR(B) deposits could reach The broker- Meanwhile, mobilisation is likely to acceler- signments worth up to Rs 10,000 2023. Stakeholders have been RUPEE pared initial losses up to $70 billion, significantly age said another broker- ate further in the coming weeks, from the requirement of obtain- given 10 days to send their feed- and settled for the day high- easing domestic liquidity con- t o t a l age firm UBS also providing additional support to ing a Registration-cum- back before the proposal is er by 12 paise at 96.24 (pro- ditions and reducing near-term FCNR(B) highlighted funding and credit growth. Membership Certificate (RCMC), finalised. visional) against the US dol- pressure on Indian banks balance mobilisa- encouraging trac- Similarly, Macquarie to help small exporters grow their Currently, exporters generally lar on Tuesday, as traders sheets, according to global bro- tion in the tion in foreign described the latest FCNR(B) businesses. The move is expect- need an RCMC or a Certificate assessed the strong inflows kerages. range of $50 currency mobili- flow data as a positive surprise ed to benefit micro, small and of Registration to apply for import related to the Reserve Brokerages including Jefferies, billion to sation, noting and said the trend would be a medium enterprises (MSMEs), or export authorisations and to Bank’s initiatives to support UBS and Macquarie said the ini- $70 billion that banks have net positive for the Indian bank- artisans and e-commerce sellers claim benefits available under foreign exchange liquidity tial response to the Reserve Bank would be a already raised ing system. who export goods through postal the Foreign Trade Policy. amid global market uncer- of India’s FCNR(B)-related meas- significant about $1.97 bil- The brokerage believes for- or courier channels. An RCMC is issued by Export tainties. Forex traders said ures has been stronger than positive for lion under the eign banks have stepped up par- These small exporters will be Promotion Councils or other India attracted USD 20.72 expected, with early inflows the banking E x t e r n a l ticipation in the mobilisation allowed to skip RCMC require- authorised bodies and serves as billion in forex inflows pointing to growing confidence sector, pro- Commercial drive, helping sustain the pace ments when applying for import proof that an exporter is regis- under the swap facility among overseas depositors. vided cur- Borrowing (ECB) of inflows. or export authorisations or claim- tered with the relevant export since June, providing signif- According to Jefferies, discus- rent internal rates of return swap facility and another $1.34 The improved liquidity ing Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) organisation. Under the pro- icant structural support to sions with banks suggest that the remain attractive enough to sus- billion through the Overseas environment is also expected to benefits. posed amendment, exporters the country’s balance of inflows largely comprise fresh tain deposit growth. Foreign Currency Borrowing provide lenders with greater However, the exemption does shipping goods with a free-on- payments position. money rather than recycled Jefferies added that improv- (OFCB) swap window. flexibility to expand credit while not apply to items listed as board (FOB) value of up to Rs At the interbank foreign deposits. ing liquidity conditions would According to the brokerage, lowering dependence on “Restricted” under the ITC (HS) 10,000 will no longer have to exchange, the rupee opened The funds are primarily being particularly benefit non-bank- these inflows are running ahead costlier sources of funding, classification. In a trade notice obtain an RCMC or Certificate of at 96.41 against the US dol- routed from key financial hubs ing financial companies (NBFCs) of the guidance shared by sev- according to the brokerages. issued on July 20, the DGFT invit- Registration. lar and traded in the range of 96.13 to 96.42 during the Centre committed to fair prices, export growth for Stock markets fall for 2nd day day. The domestic unit finally settled for the day at 96.24 (provisional), higher MUMBAI, July 21 (PTI) points, or 0.21 per cent, to end aquaculture and tobacco farmers: Piyush Goyal by 12 paise from its previ- at 24,187.70. Escalating US-Iran ous close. BENCHMARK indices Sensex conflict, uptick in crude oil prices and Nifty closed lower on and persistent foreign fund out- Gold rises Rs 800 NEW DELHI, July 21 (IANS) Pradesh’s economic progress, with aqua- Union ministers, including Goyal, the Chief Tuesday, dragged by selling in flows reinforced a risk-off senti- culture remaining one of the State’s key Minister sought permission to import genet- HDFC Bank for the second day ment in stock markets, experts to Rs 1.47 lakh/10g UNION Commerce and Industry Minister export-oriented sectors and a major con- ically modified (GM) soybean meal for shrimp alongside risk-off sentiment said.From the Sensex pack, Piyush Goyal has reiterated the Centre’s com- tributor to India’s seafood exports. feed manufacturers, regulation of fish meal amid escalating West Asia crisis. HDFC Bank declined for the sec- NEW DELHI, July 21 (PTI) mitment to strengthening the aquaculture The meeting was attended by Union Civil exports to ensure adequate domestic avail- Falling for the second day, the ond day, down 2 per cent, after sector to boost India’s Aviation Minister Ram ability, export incentives for tobacco, a reduc- 30-share BSE Sensex declined the lender’s quarterly earnings GOLD prices rallied Rs 800 coastal economy, improve Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu, tion in GST on key aquaculture inputs, and 238.41 [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]