Please see attached copies of the newspaper, wherein extracts of the Financial Results of the Company for the 1st Quarter ended June 30, 2026 were published today.

July 23, 2026 BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited P. J. Towers, Exchange Plaza C-1, Block G, Dalal Street Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai – 400 001 Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400 051 Scrip Code: 532371 Scrip Symbol: TTML Dear Sir/Madam, Subject: Publication of the Financial Results for the 1st quarter ended June 30, 2026 Pursuant to Regulation 47(4) of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, as amended from time to time, please note that the extracts of the financial results of the Company for the 1st quarter ended June 30, 2026, were published in the Business Line (in English language) and Navashakti (in Marathi language) on July 23, 2026. Copies of the same are enclosed for your information and records. The above information is also being available on the website of the Company at https://www.tatatelebusiness.com/newspaper-publications/ Yours faithfully, For Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Limited Amit Gupta Company Secretary & Compliance Officer ACS 13518 Encl.: As stated above. news bl MUMBAI 9 businessline. THURSDAY-JULY23-2026 QUICKLY. After equities and mutual IndusInd Bank Total flow of financial profit jumps 47% Aye Finance registers resources to commercial 144% profit jump in Q1 funds, it’s time for bond SIPs as provisions, deposit costs fall sector up 148% in Q1: RBI PLAN B. Bond platform providers launch SIPs to simplify fixed income investments Reuters Our Bureau Mumbai broadly follow two IndusInd Bank posted a 47 Mahesh Ravidas Nayak strategies. The first is a high- per cent jump in Q1 profit Total flow of financial re- Mumbai yield strategy, typically in- on Wednesday, helped by a sources to the commercial For years, Indian investors vesting in bonds rated smaller amount of funds set sector zoomed 148 per cent Mumbai:Aye Finance Ltd have associated systematic between A and BBB+, with aside for potential bad year-on-year (y-o-y) to ₹7.73 reported a 144 per cent y-o-y investment plans (SIPs) indicative yields of 10-12 per loans, as asset quality im- lakh crore in the first three surge in profit after tax at ₹75 with equities and mutual cent. An investor contribut- proved and reduced interest months of the current finan- crore for the quarter ended funds. The idea of investing a ing ₹10,000 every month can paid on deposits. cial year against ₹3.12 lakh June 30, 2026, up from ₹31 fixed amount regularly has gradually build exposure The private lender repor- crore in the year-ago period, 2026), scheduled commer- crore in the same period last become a cornerstone of across multiple issuers over ted a net profit of ₹1,003 per RBI’s latest monthly cial banks (SCBs) have year. Total income for the wealth creation. Now, the a year, reducing concentra- crore for the three months bulletin. lowered both repo-linked ex- quarter rose 22 per cent y-o-y same disciplined approach is MAIN BOTTLENECK.One of the biggest hurdles for retail tion risk while seeking ended June 30, up from Out of the aforemen- ternal benchmark-based to ₹490 crore, while net making its way into fixed in- investors has been choosing bonds and managing exits higher returns. ₹684 crore a year earlier. tioned flows, non-food bank lending rates (EBLR) and interest income grew 38 per come through bond SIPs, of- The second is a moderate- credit alone accounted for marginal cost of funds-based cent to ₹322 crore. OUR BUREAU fering retail investors a creasing acceptance of bonds to replace equity SIPs but to yield strategy, focused on ACCOUNTING LAPSE about 65 per cent (or ₹5.05 lending rates (MCLR), per structured route into the as an investment asset class complement them,” said higher-rated AAA to AA se- The bank is gradually re- lakh crore) and non-bank the article. corporate bond market. among investors. The mo- Vishal Goenka, Co-founder curities that generally offer turning to growth after a (domestic and foreign) While there has been a one mentum has continued into of Indiabonds. He stated that yields between 7.5 and 9.5 $230 million accounting sources accounting for the to one transmission of the CSB Bank Q1 profit rises PERFECT TIMING the current financial year as bond SIPs address a critical per cent. For example, an in- lapse on internal derivative rest (₹2.68 lakh crore). 125 basis points (bps) repo 27% to ₹150 crore The timing could not be bet- well. challenge for first-time bond vestor allocating ₹1 lakh a trades in the financial year rate cut to the EBLR, the ter. India’s corporate bond A handful of OBPPs, in- investors — security selec- month can create a portfolio ending March 2025 caused a NON-BANK CREDIT one-year median MCLR has market has seen a sharp rise cluding IndiaBonds and Grip tion. geared more towards capital leadership shake up, and the In the year ago period, non- come down by just 35 bps. New Delhi:CSB Bank reported a in retail participation over Invest, have introduced Many retail investors are preservation and credit qual- bank tightened its lending bank sources of credit ac- The overall weighted average 27 per cent increase in the the past few years, aided by bond SIPs to simplify invest- interested in bonds, but are ity than yield maximisation. standards. The firm also re- counted for a chunk or 84 per lending rate (WALR) on June quarter net profit at ₹150 regulatory reforms and the ing in fixed income. The unsure which issuers, matur- One of the biggest hurdles duced its exposure to the cent (at ₹2.62 lakh crore) of fresh and outstanding rupee crore, aided by core income. growth of SEBI-registered concept mirrors mutual fund ities or credit ratings to se- for retail investors has been stressed microfinance seg- the total flow of financial re- loans has come down by 82 Thebank had earned ₹119 online bond platform pro- SIPs: investors commit a lect. Through a systematic choosing bonds and man- ment in this period. sources to the commercial bps and 90 bps, respectively. crore profit in the year-ago viders (OBPPs). Secondary fixed amount periodically approach, investors receive aging exits. Bond SIPs ad- In the reporting quarter, sector, while non-food bank Pass-through to fresh a 5 period. Total income improved market transactions in cor- and gradually build a diversi- exposure to different bonds dress the first challenge Indus Ind’s loans rose 3per credit accounted for just 16 lending rates was strong in a 5 e e to ₹1,516 crore from ₹1,286 porate bonds jumped from fied bond portfolio, instead over time, helping them di- through diversification, cent from the previous per cent (or ₹50,000 crore). the education (170 bps), e e 1 1 crore a year ago. Interest around 11 lakh trades in of making lump-sum invest- versify across issuers and while platforms are increas- quarter, marking the first With interest rates in the vehicle (123 bps), infrastruc- 1 1 6 2 income grew to ₹1,287 crore FY25 to nearly 29 lakh trades ments in a single security. sectors. ingly focusing on solving the sequential increase in six bond market tightening, cor- ture and MSMEs (118 bps 6 2 - 8 from ₹1,041 crore. PTI in FY26, highlighting the in- “The strategy is not meant Most Bond SIP offerings second. quarters. However, they porates tapped banks for each) and housing (109 bps) - 8 6 c were still down 2 per cent credit in a big way in the first sectors and EBLR-mandated 6 c e - from a year earlier. three months of current. sectors e - 4 1 Insurance distribution reforms must preserve Asset quality improved, This is underscored by the 4 1 0 with gross bad loans, as a fact that non-food bank TERM DEPOSIT RATE 0 a 7 percentage of total loans, credit offtake shot up to The weighted average do- a 7 a b falling to 3.25per cent at the ₹5.05 lakh crore in the first mestic term deposit rate on a b - 4 commercial viability of intermediaries: IBAI chief end of June from 3.43 per three months of FY27, fresh and outstanding de- - 4 d a cent three months earlier. against just ₹50,000 crore in posits has come down by 7 [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]