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Gujarat Themis Biosyn Ltd · 506879

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GUJARAT THEMIS BIOSYN LIMITED CIN: L24230GJ1981PLC004878 REGD. OFFICE &FACTORY: 69/C GIDC INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, VAPI – 396 195, DIST. VALSAD, GUJARAT, INDIA TEL: 0260-2430027 / 2400639 E-mail:hrm@gtbl.in.net GTBL/BSE/NSE/2026-27/39 24th July, 2026 Corporate Relationship Department Listing Department BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited Floor 25, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Exchange Plaza, Dalal Street, Mumbai- 400001 Bandra Kurla Complex, Scrip Code – 506879. Bandra (East), Mumbai- 400051 Symbol: GUJTHEM Dear Sir / Madam, Sub: Newspaper Advertisement pursuant to Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 (“SEBI Listing Regulations”) In terms of Regulation 47 of the SEBI Listing Regulations, the Company has published the Notice of Postal Ballot of the Company in the 'Western Times' (English) edition and in 'Western Times' (Gujarati) edition on Friday, 24th July, 2026. Further, in pursuance of Regulation 30 read with Schedule III (A) (12) please find attached herewith the copy of Newspaper articles as published in above mentioned newspapers. This is for your information and record. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, For Gujarat Themis Biosyn Limited Vineet Gawankar Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Encls: Copy of Newpaper Articles (Western Times - English & Gujarati Edition) dated 24.07.2026 MUMBAI OFFICE: Themis House, 11/12 Udyog Nagar, S.V Road, Goregaon (West), Mumbai – 400 104 Tel: 91-22-67607080 / 28757836 Fax: 28746621 / 67607019; E-mail: gtblmumbai@gtbl.in Website Address: www.gtbl.in CMYK usiness AHMEDABAD FRIDAY 24/7/2026 Cipla clocks 39 pc drop in its PM Modi’s 3-nation visit reflects Business Brief Q1 profit, expenses up 14.7 pc India’s expanding Indo-Pacific ties Indian banks report 146 pc surge Mumbai, July 23 of Consumer Health Busi- marketing and promotion- New Delhi, July 23 free trade agreement (FTA) lights that PM Modi’s com- in SMS scams (IANS) Pharma major ness maintained leader- al expenses. (IANS) Prime Minister and strategic partnership munity event during the vis- Cipla Limited on Thursday ship position,” Achin Gup- Effective April 1, 2026, Narendra Modi's recent were announced as a sin- it in Auckland, and the mo- New Delhi, July 23 (IANS) Text-message-based reported a 39.2 per cent ta, MD and Global CEO, these expenses are now three-nation visit to Austra- gle package rather than as bilisation of the Indian di- scams and mobile fraud have surged sharply in year-on-year decline in its Cipla Limited said. being shown as a reduc- lia, New Zealand and Indo- successive stages. India’s aspora leaders, point to a India, with SMS scams up 146 per cent and mobile consolidated net profit at- “We expect continued tion from revenue from nesia constitute less a se- upgraded Indo-Pacific rela- pattern in which India’s out- fraud sessions rising 67 per cent between the sec- tributable to owners of the sequential growth in North operations instead of be- ries of separate bilateral tionships increasingly com- reach in the Pacific is built ond half of 2025 and the first half of 2026 com- parent for the first quarter America, supported by ing classified under sales visits than a coordinated bine trade liberalisation in part on pre-existing com- pared to the same period prior year, according to a of FY27. The company upcoming product pipe- promotion expenses with- sweep through parts of the with defence cooperation munity networks, which report. The report from BioCatch said the surge in posted a consolidated net line. South Africa private in other expenses. Indo-Pacific, where India’s from the outset, with mari- governments are treating mobile fraud sessions includes an 86 per cent in- profit of Rs 789.05 crore business continued to For the June 2025 presence has historically time security dialogues be- as an active diplomatic as- crease on iOS devices and a 35 per cent rise on for the quarter ended grow faster than the mar- quarter, the amount in- been thin relative to its stat- coming a standard institu- set. Android.Fraud is becoming faster and more costly June 30, 2026, compared ket,” Gupta mentioned. volved was Rs 115.24 ed ambitions, according to tional feature, the article “What is already evi- as risky payment sessions doubled, median fraud with Rs 1,297.91 crore in Revenue from opera- crore. an article published by Po- observes. dent is that India’s Indo- session length fell by 32 per cent and the median the corresponding quarter tions rose 2.3 per cent On a comparable ba- liteia Research Foundation It opines that India has Pacific strategy is expand- transfer value per fraud session increased 1.7 of the previous financial year-on-year to Rs sis, after adjusting for the (PRF). “PM Modi tied the extended its Maritime Co- ing geographically into the times. year (Q1 FY26), accord- 7,119.28 crore, up from presentation change, the tour explicitly to India’s Act operation Arrangement South Pacific for the first Meanwhile, web browser-based fraud sessions ing to its stock exchange Rs 6,957.47 crore in the revenue for the year-ago East Policy and its MA- and Mutual Logistics Sup- time in four decades, while declined by 10 per cent, underscoring the contin- filing. June quarter of FY26. quarter works out to Rs HASAGAR vision (Mutual port Arrangement to New applying the same trade- ued shift toward mobile attack channels. “We are pleased to Total income, includ- 6,842.23 crore, indicating and Holistic Advancement Zealand, which New Delhi plus-security template it Investigators detected more than 8.5 lakh mule share that we continue to ing other income, in- an underlying revenue for Security and Growth had until now reserved for has developed with Austra- accounts across more than 700 branches of multi- make considerable creased 1.6 per cent to Rs growth of around 4 per Across Regions), locating partners such as Australia, lia and Japan. New ple Indian banks in 2025.Cyber-fraud complaints progress across our fo- 7,330.18 crore from Rs cent. the New Zealand visit with- the United States and Zealand’s inclusion in that in India reached Rs 22,496 crore in 2025, along- cused markets. Branded 7,216.03 crore, as per the Total expenses during in a broader regional reca- France. This suggests an template, however modest side 26.48 lakh mule cases, while Rs 9,055 crore prescription business de- regulatory filing. the quarter surged 14.7 libration rather than treat- intent to broaden the net- in scale relative to India’s was declined through the suspect registry.“SMS livered a robust growth, The company, howev- per cent to Rs 6,248.25 ing it as an isolated gesture work of logistics and in- larger regional partner- scams are particularly effective because they ex- with key therapies outpac- er, said the year-on-year crore from Rs 5,446.10 to a smaller Pacific part- teroperability partners be- ships, is a useful indicator ploit trusted communication channels, making ing the market, trade ge- revenue comparison was crore a year earlier, ac- ner,” states the article au- yond the core Quad-adja- of how far India’s regional fraudulent messages appear legitimate and prompt- nerics recorded healthy impacted by a change in cording to its regulatory fil- thored by Rahul Sen. cent grouping. ambitions have extended,” ing customers to act before they stop to question growth and anchor brands the presentation of certain ing. The India-New Zealand The article also high- the article added. what they're seeing,” said BioCatch Director of Globl Fraud Intelligence Tom Peacock.The report also noted a 35 per cent increase in the total value of Gurugram emerges as North India's first attempted fraud payments, while average call TN records higher revenue in first quarter despite drop in Central grants length declined 31 per cent and median fraud ses- 100 million sq ft office market: Report sion length fell by 32 per cent. Chennai, July 23 crore between April and the State’s earnings dur- during the April-June New Del [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]