Newspaper Publication titled Special Window for Transfer and Dematerialisation of Physical Shares.

HAVELLS GROUP 24th 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 Publication for the Shareholders of the Company Dear Sir, Please find enclosed herewith the Newspaper clippings of the publication titled SPECIAL WINDOW FOR TRANSFER AND DEMATERIALISATION (DEMAT) OF PHYSICAL SHARES published by the Company today in the Economic Times (English) and Jansatta (Hindi) editions of 24th July, 2026. The above is for your information and records. Thanking you. Yours faithfully, for Havells India Limited (Sanjay Kumar Gupta) Company Secretary Encl: As above HAVELLS INDIA LTD. Corporate Office: QRG Towers, 2D, Sector 126, Expressway, Naida -201304, U.P (INDIA). Tel: +91-120-3331000, Fax: +91-120-3332000, E-mail:marketing@havells.com,www.havells.com Registered Office: 904, 9th Floor, Surya Kiran Building, K.G. Marg, Connaught Place, New Delhi -110001. (INDIA) For CARE 360, Call us: for Havells: 08045771313, for Lloyd: 08045775666. GIN: L31900DL 1983PLC016304 M HAVELLS I LLO~!:) I HAVELLS erabtree I S STANDARD I R£ AS INDUSTRY AUM MORE THAN DOUBLES IN 6 YEARS PRESSURE ON STOCKS Geopolitical risks and project delays cloud outlook even as Al sales show some traction Sebi Plans a Wider IT's Got the Orders but Faces Rough Going Investment Play for Analysis - Revenue Watch TOil 5I T: Trend in revenue Portfolio Managers and order flow (S billion) Top 5 IT Perlonnance for the J Iune'26 85_0~nMRevenue- rcv Ranjlt Shlnde 82.5- " P noro dp fo os ra ols v ein rc sl eu ad se a •PMSAUM •amns a tfE ao rT tr t im e o l r nan swnte c a ol e s nli o g m bfe o aIn tn r hc gf oe i rns e y aG vs l er l yi no n uu b t eehp l ae: o n T J w duh ene pxe rpp oq ee fu cr i t T WInC f iS o p s roys S7 2.. .6 6! ·10 0 .. .0 8 4 8 7 70 7 5. . .0 5 0 ~ i~~~ .~ ,1 i{ ~1r iG ~)! J:1 ir ~G~ i~;e 016 investment, creation of fronts in terms of doUar as well as HCLTech 3.7 ·0.9 mutual fund-only PMS r wu ep re ee d t te hr em us p. p T eh r e en c do m ofp ta hn ey r ea vls eo n ulo e Tech Mahindra 1.7 2.2 T T sCT ouM V n:: T :T eor :a Ctai oli ln r mog pn at1 r n2 a ycm dtv ao a tn alt U .h EIs ! T t Io Gr each Quartl!r guidance band for FY26 to 3% growth from the earlier expectation Our Bureau Apr '19 May '26 May '26 of 3.5% increase citing weakness in on traditional project deployment pecking ordei: It reported a 2.2% se traction in Al driven sales though a sustained improvement in margin a client account. was repmied mar mcxiels. Given the moderation in quential growth in revenue at $1.7 on a small base. For l.nfosys,Alreve to 14.4% from 10.5% in the year-ago Mumbai: The Securities and Ex ginally lower than expected. the revenue guidance, the stock is billion for the June quarter. Others nue accounted for 8.2% of the total quaIier. Employee attrition for the change Board of India (Sebi) has a dedicated MF-PMS category; un Thecountry'ssecond largest IT ex expected to remain under pressure including Tata Consultancy Servi revenue in the June quarter from top IT pack remained benign amid proposed a revamp of the portfolio derwhich portfolio managers would porter has lost 9% on bourses over in the short term despite cheaper ces (TCS), lnfosys, HCL Technologi under 5% a year ago. TCS too repor tough market conditions while the management services (PMS) fram exclusively manage investments in the past three months. Its trailing valuation. es (HCLTech) and Wipro in the or ted a similar share of 8.5% of Al re aggregate headcount for the sample ework, seeking to widen investment direct mutual fund schemes, ex price-earnings multiple at 14 is at a A common thread that binds the der of their revenue size either re venue for the latestJunequarter. contracting year-on-year for these avenues, introduce a new mutual change-traded funds and specialised significant discount to the long• performance of the top five IT com• ported a drop or under 1% growth. On the profitability front, TCS and cond consecutive quarter. fund-only PMS categorY, permit investment funds. The regulator term average of above 25, reflecting panies is the sustained order flow. While slower execution due to de Wipro reJX)rted a sequential cont Over the past three months, bar overseas investments and ease has proposed reducing the mini the uncertainty over the growth HoweveI~ the sequential revenue layed decision making by clients raction in operating margin (EBIT ring Tech Mahindra and HCLT ech compliance requirements as the in mum investment threshold for this outlook amid geopolitical tensions growth in dollar terms remained amid geopolitical tensions has af. margin) while Infosys and wMch have gained 14.3% and 3.5% dustry more than doubled in size category to ?25 lalth from the cur and the disruptive impact of the ar weak with the excpetion of Tech fected the overall revenue growth, HCLTech showed improvement. on bomses, others have reported 6- over the past six years. rent PMS requirement of ,so lakh tificial intelligence (Al) technology Mahindra, which ranks fifth in the the sample companies reported Tech Mahindra continued to report 12% drop. The regulator said the review has and lowering the minimum net been done due the rapid expansion worth requirement for applicants Market Trends of the PMS industry, where AUM to ?2 crore from rs crore. 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The company's mar II~ ... es. investment-grade unlisted debt dedicated dealing room. Management's successful issue ket debut comes after it raised f482 crore in a and overseas securities, while also The regulator has also proposed mid-JulY, said people familiar with pre-IP O funding round in May this year from Jongs .,.,., creating a simplified mutual fund permittingdemataccountport.abili the matter. ong Investments [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]