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18th July, 2026 The National Stock Exchange of India Limited BSE Limited Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Plot No. C/1, G Block Dalal Street Bandra Kurla Complex Mumbai- 400 001 Bandra (E) Mumbai- 400 051 Scrip Code : 517354 NSE Symbol : HAVELLS Sub: Newspaper Clippings – Economic Times & Jansatta Dear Sir, In terms of Regulation 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 read with corresponding circulars and notifications issued thereunder, we are enclosing herewith the Newspaper clippings from the Economic Times (English) and Jansatta (Hindi) editions of 18th July, 2026 wherein Un-audited Financial Results of the Company for the first quarter ended 30th June, 2026 have been published. The above is for your information and records. Thanking you. Yours faithfully, for Havells India Limited (Sanjay Kumar Gupta) Company Secretary Encl: As above Companies: Pursuit of Profit THE ECONOMIC TIMES I NEW DELHI / GURGAON I SATURDAY 1 18 JULY 2026 I WWW.ECONOMICTJMES.COM It's Not Starting Up Well this Field Trials notes, altbough discussions were still at a showing continued demand for cash. p1-elil11inary stage. Polymer banknotes, The t500denomination remained lliedo made from durable plastic lllms, typically ntlnant note, accountingfor86% of the to last longer thru1 paper notes and require tal value of ctu-1-ency in circulation at Paget ►►From less frequent 1-eplacement because of tbe f35.27lakbcro1-e, witb morethan7billion Year amid Selective Funding They must also demonstl-ate the capacity il·gi-eater resistance to wear and tear. notes in circulation, 1-epresenting 41 % of to supply at least 20,400 reruns. or 30% of The move comes even as RBJ's expencli• Ille total volume. The currency-to-GDP ra• the indicative requirement. Tbe initialr e nu-eon printing ctu·rency has declined. tio increased to 12.1% at tbe end of Mru·ch quirement is6 8,000 t-eams- around34,000 Note printing costs fell nearly a quarter 2026 from 11.7% a yeru· eru·Her, il1clicating reams eactt for two denominations-alt• to f4,875 crore in 2025-26 from a year earli tbat cash usage 1-emains robust despite hough BRBNMPL said this is only for im e1; largely due to lower printing requ.ire the rapid adoption of digital payments. Investors are focusing Starting Trouble I In environment tech. mediate needs and larger procurement ment5, Ille RBl'sannual report showed. However, it remains below the post-de which attracted could follow after successful field tt·ials. Tbe decline in printing costs came despite monetisation peak of 14.4 % 1-ecorded in on ventures in Al In India. 314 startups Bulk of funding ~ · St.6 bllllon in 2025, Last month, RBI governor Sanjay Mal I.he value or currency in circulation rising March 2021, when remonetisation follo founded in the first half in 2026 went •~ • funding slipped to hotra said Mint Road was examining the 12% to f11.23 lakh crore at the end of March wing t11e2016note ban led to a sharp incre and deeptech, of 2026. compared with to tech startups S92tmllllon possibility of introducing polymer bank- 2026, from '36.86 lakh crore a year earlier, ase in currency in cil-culation. 3,222 in 2025 in enterprise applica· shows Tracxn data (January-December) tions ($2.0 billion) and Overall, equity fund· enterprise infrastruc· ing levels in tech wework ture ($1.6 billion) startups remained Prachl Verma spaces _\, stable, with over S6 billion raised in New Delhi: A calibrated fw1cling envi- the first six months 1·onmenl coupled with a ~.autious inves I I N D I A of2025,2026 tor approach appears to be affecting tbe appetite of aspiringentrepreneurs,as fe WeWork India Management Limited wer startups are being founded this year According coTracim, the bulk of fWJ• strong execution, clear (formerly known as WeWork India Management Private Limited) than last. cling in 2026 has gone to tech struiups in patl1s to profitabilitya nd the CIN l 74999KA2:J16PLC093227 In India, 314startups were founded in the the enterprise appHcations ($2.0 billion) ability to scale globalJY," said Vikram first half of 2026. compared witll 3.222 in and enterprise infrastructure( SJ..6 billion) Gupta. founder and managing partner at 20'25(January-Decemher),accordingloda spaces. In environment tech, which attrac lvyCap Ventures. "While eru·Jy-stage in EXTRACT OF UNAUDITED STANDALONE AND CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR ta from Tracxn. whicb tracks startups in ted $1..6 billion in20'.!5, its lipped toS9'.!lmil novation 1-emains active, high-Quality Se the tech sector. Tracxn tracks the fow1cling lion. Overall, equity funding levels in tech ries A and Series B compruties with proven THE QUARTER ENDED JUNE 30, 2026 year of startups in the tech space, 1101 U1e startups have remained broadly stable, product-market Cit and capital-efficient s1>ecific dates of their foW1cling. While bre with over $6 billion raised in the first six growth ru·e attracting the strongest inves akup forthefu-sthalf of 2025 isn't availab ,nonI lls of both 2025and 2026. tor interest," Gupta said. le for a like-for-like comparison, the data Jnvestorsare focusing moreo n startups According to Nish.it Garg, partner, Asia lfU. in Million, unless specified) still indicate a significant slowdown this with clear business models in domains Investment Team at RTP Global, tbe seed Standalone Consolidated year. This "should be viewed within the such as artificial intelligence, deeptech, stage is in a better shape now Ulan a cou context of a more measured fW1cling and manufacturing. climate tech. enterprise ple of years ago. "The bigger problem is operating environment rather than as a Saas, fintech ann consumer tech. that companies are maturing from an SI. Particular$ Oua~er Oual'le! Omu'ler v. ., OUllr'le< Ouar1.er Ou8'ter Yeo, sign of weakening entrepreneurial ambi "Investors today ru-e prioritising star early stage (Series A and B) and beyond• No '"'"' ended ended e.nded e,1ded ended etided ended 30/06/2026 Jl/Ol/2026 30/06/202':5 31/03/202b 30/06/2026 31/03/2026 J0/06/202S 3vo3nou tion", said Tracxn co-founder Neha Singh. tups with differentiated tech.nologY, -that bas gone slower," said Garg. (Unaudited! V.Udlte<fl <Audi1ed) !Audited! 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New Delhi: The pared with last monlli following the re said Nilanjan DeY, partner at \Vishlist Capi Centre has cent decline in gold prices. \Vhile some tal "Gold. on the other hand, continues to Net profil/{lo$SJ for' the period nearly doubled consumers continue to watch the market retain its appeal as a co1-e portfolio asset. 4 ofter ~x carter CJtccptiontil (45,82> 643.72 (1"6.081 722.15 (40,611 658.70 Cl4t.4n 749.18 duty drawback for furllier corrections. 1nani• ru-e choo The recent correction bas encow·aged stt·a• .ind/or' cxtroordinary item$) rates for sek-ct sing not to delay plru111ed ptn'Chases, re tegic buying, pruiicularly Urrough ETFs Total Comprehens!..-e Income fo, categori [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]